Archive of UserLand's first discussion group, started October 5, 1998.
Re: Apple as cultural leader of the Internet
Author: Dave Winer Posted: 1/9/2000; 7:51:16 AM Topic: Now it makes more sense Msg #: 14252 (In response to 14251) Prev/Next: 14251 / 14253
No, I mean, as I have said over and over, that the HTML renderer must be in the OS, where applications, such as those made by UserLand, can invoke it seamlessly.Get up to speed on the web standards issues. The Mac people I hear from ignore these. I don't care a whit about a limited rendering capability provided by Apple. At this point, all that matters is having the MSIE renderer accessible in the OS as it is in Windows.
Mac users, your issue is with Apple, not UserLand. They make an OS that is not competitive with Windows in this very key area.
And Oliver and others, please listen very carefully. Manila is not going to be Windows-only. But there will be features that people will love that *will* be Windows-only, if and only if, Apple fails to act. There is still time. But we won't wait for Apple. I want that to be very very clear.
There are responses to this message:
- Fighting Back for the Mac™, Dave Winer, 1/9/2000; 8:06:14 AM
- Re: Apple as cultural leader of the Internet, stanp@iname.com, 1/9/2000; 8:46:48 AM
- Re: Apple as cultural leader of the Internet, Oliver Breidenbach, 1/9/2000; 8:50:26 AM
- Re: Apple as cultural leader of the Internet, James Spahr, 1/9/2000; 8:57:28 AM
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