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Stephane Rodriguez Dismantles Open XML 188

Elektroschock writes "Stephane Rodriguez, a reengineering specialist who became popular for his article on MS Office 2007 binary data, now comprehensively debunks Microsoft's new Open XML format. With small case studies he demonstrates the impossible challenges third-party developers will face. His conclusion: it is 'defective by design.' Next week members of the International Standard Organization are likely to approve the format as a second official ISO standard for office documents, even though most nations have submitted comments. Rodriguez claims he is 'not affiliated to any pro-MS or anti-MS party/org[anization]/ass[ociation].'"

Comment Re:I hate to say it, but... (Score 0, Flamebait) 444

Has there ever been a version of Windows known for being stable?

And I very rarely see anyone using SUSE. Perhaps that's just coincidence, but Fedora Core and Debian and even Gentoo seem to be more popular.

And yes, the lack of compatibility within all versions of Linux is it's worst problem. No Photoshop or Flash authoring products for Linux? Guess I have to use Mac or Win sometimes.

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