[...]
> > running faster on the Information Highway, complete development suites
> > for writing your own software with the language of your choice.
>
> Yes, I suppose that is needed. Let's skip "Information Highway"
> though, please!
Oh ... the "Information Highway" is IMHO a stupid way to call the Internet
but americans seems to love it :)
[...]
> >> Apple Computer, Inc. NT is a trademark of Northern Telecom Limited.
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > :)
> >
> > Really fun, but seriously this one can not make into the press
> > release ... IMHO we should _not_ lower our profile doing clownie
> > things like other well known entities.
>
> I'm not kidding. We must acknowledge the trademark correctly.
Okay, so we will ack that trademark your way.
> > * Euro support?
> Not stupid, we now have characterset and font support for it.
> > * Y2K compliance
> Ugh. Yes, it crossed my mind but didn't seem to fit anywhere.
These things are all two important. May be something like this:
* Euro symbol and Y2K issues fully addressed for Business applications put
Linux on the cutting edge.
And put somewhere a sentence like this following ?
"Linux Operating System was choosen to drive a notebook computer on the <I
don't remember what mission of what spacecraft for some scientific
experiment> demonstrating that it is the Operating System of choice for
Mission Critical applications."
> The organization breaks down without bullets. The list of features
> would pretty much have to go.
Agreed.
> > What about something in the sense of: "* Frist UNIX support for a
> > wide range of advanced multimedia features like video capture ..."
>
> No, UNIX is a legacy operating system. UNIX is hard to use.
> UNIX might even be dead. Linux is new, exciting, and trendy!
> Linux even has more server market share than UNIX. :-)
But advanced multimedia need to be mentioned :)
Ciao,
Riccardo.
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