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INPR - Inprise to Borland (BORL)
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4677 Status of Linux issues: yahoo.cnet.comBig Dog-2/29/2000
4676 Posted 28/02/2000 11:16am by Graham Lea Cowpland sees share price upside forwhitephosphorus-2/29/2000
4675 I read Stroustrup's <i>The Design and Evolution of C++</i> a coKashish King-2/28/2000
4674 You wrote: <i>I know you think JAVA is the end-all, be-all of computer lKashish King-2/28/2000
4673 Dated, but nonetheless relevant, remarks courtesy Bjarne Stroustrup: <i>i-node-2/26/2000
4672 RE: <i> they can no longer compete on price</i> That is where I diDavid R-2/26/2000
4671 <<Now Corel is trying to make a name for itself selling a stripped down vBradley W. Price-2/26/2000
4670 In a perfect world where programmers work for love of mankind, Linux looks gooDavid R-2/26/2000
4669 I know you think JAVA is the end-all, be-all of computer languages, but why doeBradley W. Price-2/26/2000
4668 Corel's applications are 80's hairballs they inherited from a variety oKashish King-2/26/2000
4667 <i>If publications are an excellent metric, then java has long surpassed Kashish King-2/26/2000
4666 <i>Why linux, why now?</i> Unix has experienced more than 20 yearsJerry Whlan-2/25/2000
4665 But MSFT has the fastest growing market share, and has more than 50% of email mDavid R-2/25/2000
4664 RE: <i> unix makes the difficult hard and the hard possible</i> InDavid R-2/25/2000
4663 HP's openmail product is able to function as a drop-in replacement for exchJerry Whlan-2/25/2000
4662 IMHO linux has it all over Win2K in terms of remote administration. I believe Jerry Whlan-2/25/2000
4661 What nobody seems to notice is that MSFT Exchange is quickly taking the EnterprDavid R-2/25/2000
4660 RE: <i>What do they gain?" by upgrading (or downgrading, whatever) tDavid R-2/25/2000
4659 <i>I just fail to see the long term appeal to re-inventing the MSFT deskti-node-2/25/2000
4658 RE:<i>With all due respect, I think this is the most shortsighted statemeDavid R-2/25/2000
4657 Very funny, indeed! Was a GOOD day today, on the market. Sold 1K of VICR at 2Ghassan I. Ghandour-2/25/2000
4656 <i>Maybe they saw something wrong with Borland.</i> I think they ci-node-2/25/2000
4655 OT - With apologies to INPR's long for using this board. David - Thanks agGhassan I. Ghandour-2/25/2000
4654 <i>Linux on the desktop is a loser. </i> David, With all due resi-node-2/24/2000
4653 Would anybody like Borland to be bought by Sybase instead of Corel? They wouldKiriakos Georgiou-2/24/2000
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