THE FACTS OF LIFE
Thursday, February 27, 2003 by Optimal Optimus Prime | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
thats what i hae freaking peole tha thave know clue netscape hold about 90% of the market share.
now if you wher to jsut to count ssytem that are bought out of the boux ok netscape owns a 60 to 40- advantage. Then this moron any many like him dont read to know what mozilla has over netscape. So they surly dont know what really grat hardware is:
LISTEN AND LEARN
There are other things like true 256 bit sound per each channel, true32bit graphics per each channel color,real-time,rgb and multitasking , and stability. None of these things can be done truthfuly on any platform, but an Amiga which is why its still being used widely in the pro sector today.Which is why Intel is going Amiga And the Itanium is a Hombre clone = a 1989 Amiga.
Just a brief summary
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Reply #10 Thursday, February 27, 2003 3:15 PM
Netscape has a 90% share of what?
Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, before the dawning of IE, Netscape had a market share .
As for 60/40 out of the box....perhaps 60% Nutscape / 40% Opera for after-market browsers...but IEstill rules the roost.
Amigas still used widely? Hardly....last time I heard of anything specifically done on Amigas was the graphics for Babylon 5....Amiga 3000's...apparently 'smuggled' into England for some obscure reason...

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Reply #1 Thursday, February 27, 2003 10:07 AM