Blimey. Firefoxes (red pandas) are the first animals that seem to like artifical sweetner.

"But hey, didn't they same the same about Firefox? Surely this upstart browser couldn't make a dent in Internet Explorer's dominance. " Really nice article about the fabulous Songbird. I am excited about Songbird, it's like iTunes but without all the b&##€@!t. Have you tried it?

"the bottom line is that Firefox and its friends still give me a better over-all Web experience. And, when you're like me and you need to find information quickly on the Web all day long, that's no small thing."

"Firefox support is free for everyone and powered by the Mozilla community, just like Firefox." Tenser scores ink! Eskilstuna's own helpful rockstar on the SUMO project.

' 'I don’t like the design of the Google Chrome.page. All of the toolbars I’m familiar with are missing, and I don’t even know how i got it. If I uninstall it, will I be able to get just plain Google?' wonders Stellar. " And so on and so forth. If you promote software as aggressively as Google have, you end up with users who wonder how they got there. How many Chrome users were not aware they were getting a new browser?

I love this quote from Ian. He's 100% correct, and we were all having those conversations. "To me, what Sun needs to do with OpenSolaris was obvious. And from some conversations with some people at Sun on an individual basis, it was obvious to the individuals. But collectively, large organizations tend to have a lot of inertia. And getting beyond that inertia was much more challenging than I thought it would be based on those initial conversations."