I have no connection, yet I must post!

[penk]

So I'm converting over to Outlook2000 at work. Its not my fault, I must have access to group calendaring. I'm going to use Crossover to run Outlook on my Linux box, but for the nonce, I'm running it on my laptop, under WindowsXP.

And ya know, it ain't bad. Really. I've set up mail filtering rules, and they all work, the interface isn't bugging me as much as I had thought it would, and it just plain works. Group calendaring is -reallly- cool...

But, there's still that sour taste... and as Neimon put it, as he so eloquently does:

"It IS kinda like going into a restaurant and you hate the decore
and you smell something bad, but my, aren't these nice chairs..."

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[d3l1r1um.livejournal.com]

You know, I've discovered that there's really nothing particularly wrong with Microsoft products... I mean, there's a lot of software for Windows, and the functionality is good. It's just the GAPING SECURITY HOLES that keep me screaming and running back to Mac OS X as quickly as I possibly can. How quickly we forget (http://www.techie.hopto.org/sqlworm.html)...