I don't know how to BLOG or skin, but I was wondering if anyone ever thought of making a "GeoWorks" skin?.. from the olden days ya' know?
Tom McCarthy
I for one was one of those "I quit the PC and bought a MAC" guys as soon as the iMac was available. I ordered one for my family - with the logic that my kids (age 2-12) will be using it for schoolwork or just playing around with it, it made sense to me. What a bad move. Not only did I order gobs of MAC software from Apple along with the PC, and I totally upgraded it just *in case* something needed the state-of-the-art feature (shades of the PC world) to run right. Only 2 out of the 10
Is this a better alternative than Opera?.. Seem's Opera has had this stuff all along..
Using DesktopX objects as a metaphore, I don't think it's too far off that business "objects" are the norm, and that assembling them into applications will be childs play. The skill and $$$ will be in business process and procedure - having the ability to define the model that a lesser programmer will assemble. Gives a whole new meaning to the term "assembler programmer" huh?.. lol P.S. Seems to me that IBM or someone tried to make a snap together language back in the 80's, but I do
How cool would it be to upload your "Rolex" face for work, then a Cubs or bears face for the bar.. or a digital interface today, analog tomorrow and "Movado Museum" for Friday?..
If there was such a thing as a "Skinnable" watch, would you buy it? Think how cool it would be to have a Rolex in the morning, and Tag Huer after work at the bar, and a Bears (or insert your team here) watch for the game??..