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Great Job Guys
by Mystilleef on Friday 25/Jul/2003, @04:59

As weird as it sounds, I prefer KOffice a million times to Open Office. KSpread is awesome. It has a few quirks to it, but I'm confident in its future and those of other KOffice components. I only wish there are more developers for it, full time ones especially. However, you guys are doing a wonderful job and I am a great fan and a humble user of our priceless baby, KOffice. :-)

Regards,

Mystilleef

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Re: Great Job Guys
by Ariya on Friday 25/Jul/2003, @06:41

Thanks lot. We're glad that KSpread could be useful for you.
We can't promise, but you can have our words that we always improve it for the future release.

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Re: Great Job Guys
by Eric Laffoon on Friday 25/Jul/2003, @11:27

> I only wish there are more developers for it, full time ones especially.

It makes a big difference. Having Andras full time on Quanta has enabled us to do things on a level we would never have tried otherwise. If I had the resources I'd love to sponsor someone full time on the Kspread team. I'm reluctant to get involved myself because I already spend way too much time on Quanta. However I'm just one guy who does a little web work and owns a small business with no employees. I really don't understand why other business people can't understand it makes sense to shell out a small portion of their IT budget to sponsor development. If you guys need a business type to sit at the table and arm wrestle a potential sponsor let me know. ;-)

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