Development Discussion Board

Oh, I just wanted to say, I got XP yesterday, and I absolutely love it. It really is awesome. If you have Win2k, there really isn't much of a need to upgrade, though. One thing that there are problems with: Office 2000. To get this to work, install the MSI package on the Office 2k disk (disk 1) and ...

I think I'm going to fork over the 199 or 99 dollars for XP. I don't know. It depends if I can convince my parents. Currently, Win 98 is very unstable, and I think it's time for a change. Plus, Outpost.com ships it today (so you get it tommorow) and you also get 128mb free RAM. I can't use it (it's ...

Yes, I know, but in most commercial applications, it is OK. I mean, Microsoft© doesn't want you to to have the source code to Windows XP, but in other cases, like web development it's fine.

Hey, it was me. I just feel that there are other movies that I'm perfectly happy with. I dunno, it's wierdness again...

Closed-source is OK, but I think for special purposes, I.E. where a person is wanting a custom application built, it is not acceptable. I think it can still be closed-source, but the people who requested the development should have access to it. Just my personal opinion.