My main question (and I bet you guys know the answer) is at what stage is development of versions for OS X and Linux. Mossberg didn’t even mention Linux. Is that significant?
Are we talking next week, next month, next year or just maybe sometime?
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The “chrome buzz” is unbelievable. Actually Apple-like. Let’s wait a year and see what is left then.
Posted by Holger Bollig at September 2nd, 2008 at 1:49 pmMy main question (and I bet you guys know the answer) is at what stage is development of versions for OS X and Linux. Mossberg didn’t even mention Linux. Is that significant?
Are we talking next week, next month, next year or just maybe sometime?
Posted by Mac Beach at September 2nd, 2008 at 2:05 pm