Re: [DotGNU]Several notes - We need a Motto...

[John]

I particularly like this quote:

"The answer to a heterogeneous environment is not to make things
homogenous," Wagman told NewsFactor. "The idea is for businesses to get
to their vision of what they'll have tomorrow without changing today."

You know, we need a motto. Something short, pithy, catchy, easy to
remember... yeah, sure it's a marketting technique and our code (P.Net
for the moment) should speak for itself, but what do people slag about
in meetings - tech specs are left to admins, the non-techies requote the
motto.

We need a motto. Any thoughts?

John Le'Brecage

Bill Lance wrote:
> 
> "Could a Resurgent Novell Beat Microsoft to the .NET?"
> 
> Another claim to a .NET competitor  -  not to mention
> a seemingly new definition of .NET:
> 
> http://www.osopinion.com/perl/story/15423.html
> 
> As far as I can tell on a quick reading Zenworks
> sounds more like a network desktop management tool
> than anything related to any species of webservices.
> 
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