It is just poorly done. It does not support the Microsoft CUA shortcuts for the various functions unless you run the menus, and then you have to use the mouse. Notes does not react to user input in the way you would expect a Windows program to react. To Look At Both Sides Setting aside the fact that Christy Hudgins-Bonafield and I probably disagree about many issues touching Microsoft, I believe it is time for a more fundamental consideration of what both sides are saying, and which claims are more plausible. Microsoft and the Cato Institute aside, Americans now live in an era of rapid consolidation of capital in several economic sectors.
Every day brings a new megamerger in telecommunications, airlines and banking.
How this relates positively to entrepreneurism and innovation in the industry is unclear. I hate dongles as much as anyone. I believe that many vertical market developers must charge extremely high prices as a result of their products being in a vertical market. Every pirated copy takes a considerable amount of money away from a deserving developer. I don't think the issues are as clear as Wittmann insists.