Olivier Guerrier wrote:
> En même temps, ce n'est qu'un retour vers le passé [...]
Via la page wikipedia, je retombe sur cet article:
http://5x5media.com/eye/tech/staroff.php
(Originally printed in The Computer Paper (March 1999)
«StarOffice includes StarWriter, StarCalc, StarDraw, StarImpress,
StarBase, StarSchedule, StarMail, and StarDiscussion; respectively, word
processing, spreadsheet, vector art, database, PIM, e-mail, and
newsreading programs. There's even a fully-featured Web browser in
there, capable of reading Microsoft's CDF-format channels.»
et ça
«StarOffice launches as a desktop which looks like a cross between the
Windows desktop, an Internet browser, and and just about any Microsoft
Office application. Most of the screen is set aside for your icons (your
shortcuts and files from the Windows desktop), with configurable
toolbars along the top and side. In much the same way as the newer
Windows operating systems, you can type a URL, filename, or directory
name into the designated space, and the appropriate action will be
taken. There's even a Start button on the taskbar at the bottom, with a
StarOffice logo in place of the familiar Windows icon.»
Pfiou c'est encore pire que je regarder les gamins grandir...
--
Olivier
