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Comcast wrote:
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<font face="Sans" size="3">O.K. A question for the web browser
developers. Now that Sun has open sourced Java, how long will it be
before we see it included in the 770's browser?</font><br>
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With Java included, the 770 could replace my PowerBook for travel.</font></blockquote>
Oh dear God, please, NO!<br>
Java is a completelty useless piece of sluggish bloatware.<br>
Okay, fine, make an OPTIONAL installation, but please, DO NOT make it
part of the default software mix - it would absolutely KILL a 770.<br>
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Bob Crawford <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:crawdad@powerclam.com">crawdad@powerclam.com</a>
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