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Re: star office bloat? any way to trim?

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From: Peter T. Caffin
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 00:00
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Istvan Bronowiecki <istvan@alphalink.com.au> wrote:
> I'm using StarOffice 5 on a P200 MMX with 64Mb SDRAM and I still think it's
> slow as hell! I can just imagine what it must be like on the P60/16Mb!

You really don't want to know... ;) Even once you've got everything loaded
and running, there's still a delay between your keystrokes and text
appearing on screen. Three or four minutes between actually starting Star
Office and a chance to enter keystrokes. It's a worry ;).

On the same system, Word Perfect 8 runs quite smoothly. I'm really
interested in seeing how the rest of the Corel suite runs now.

I'll also be testing out Applixware on this box soonish and I'll report
the results in this thread. Our office is looking to ditch all traces of
Microsoft and commercial UNIX and I am the Guinney Pig. Snort, snort :).


Peter.
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From: "Peter T. Caffin" <pc@it.net.au>
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Date: 1998/12/29
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