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Xuelei Chen <xuelei> wrote:
>Tony Nugent <T.Nugent@sct.gu.edu.au> wrote:
>
>Well I certainly would install linux and like it , let me ask those people who
>only run linux but no windows, what word processing program do they run? Of
>course I know there are type setting programs like LaTeX, actually I used it a
>lot for preparing research papers, however, if what you want is just a letter,
>it is much easier to use a word processor. Are there any Word for Unix? Or
>should not it be included in the future linux software?
>

There certainly are quality word processors you can use under Linux (and
there's a native version that should be released by Caldera in a couple
of months). It's just that they're commercial, just like their DOS/Windows
counterparts. (You didn't pirate your version of Word, did you?)

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It mangles our character coding system.