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Additionally, you don't even know the architecture that was being used with a vague statement about a server sometime between 2000-2004. you are critical of a company for software/hardware that someone else was administering, so who knows how it might have been installed or configured. Care to dash your credibility any further? By admitting that you weren't even the admin means that you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. I'd trust a Sun-released version of a Word export filter far, far more than I'd trust Microsoft to release the same because you know that MS would never make it fully compatible in order to protect their monopoly. Referring to Solaris as 'unstable' is like referring to a Mack truck as a 'Yugo'. This guy probably tried it, had no clue what he was doing, and gave up, or else he tried to run Solaris on some crap x86 hardware that was barely compatible. Anyone who has seriously worked with Sun hardware and Solaris knows better. It's been a long time since I've run into a Sun server that crashed for no apparent reason. I've had Solaris boxes that were heavy-use, web development servers with uptimes of more than 13 months, as in 13 months without rebooting but getting heavy development usage every weekday. In fact, I haven't voluntarily used any MS Office product, with the exception of MS Publisher, in years.

I've been using OpenOffice ever since it was released - on both Solaris and Windows - and I've never had 'stability' issues.

We're talking 'The Hobbit' troll - all three of them wrapped up into one with a nice coating of bullsh*t on the outside.

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