On Sunday 23 February 2003 22:48, R P Herrold wrote:
> On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, Frank Robers _ SOTL wrote:
> > Point is "cut and past" is severely broken, has been for a number of
> > years, with the probability of it being fixed anytime in the near term
> > future extremely remote but without cut and past working correctly CAD
> > will not work correctly making a Linux box useless to a CAD users which
> > makes Linus intern useless to an engineering office.
>
> ... yeah -- everybody knows that human beings can not learn to
> adapt to more than one environment. High end CAD will never
> catch on in X -- Chrysler, Ford, and GM are doomed for using
> it. <g>
>
> -- Russ Herrold
Chrysler, Ford, GM and all the other Fortune 500 have the money and resources
to do what the please of course with all their wealth and numerous employees
they only represent less than 10% of employment.
For the majority of companies which make up the rest of the technology world
computer technology is a major investment. It is these people who will be
most interested in a alternate to the high priced programs used by the
Fortune 500 companies.
Frank
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