Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 10th Dec 2005 17:37 UTC, submitted by Dark_Knight
The company expressed concern that to the extent its minority market share has caused software developers to question Apple's prospects in the PC space, developers could be less inclined to develop software for Apple products, and instead feel more inclined to devote their resources to developing software for the larger Windows market or growing Linux market. Here is the 10-K form in question.
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2005-11-13
I disagree: there are some GREAT applications for Gnome and KDE. As a KDE user, I'll focus on the latter (but the same could be said of Gnome): amaroK (better than iTunes)
iTunes is hardly a good benchmark when comparing audio players (easy to use, but a bloated monstrocity, just like MusicMatch and the rest of their ilk). Still, I've heard great things about this app ... I need to check it out.
K3b (one of the best, easiest CD/DVD burning apps around)
No arguments here.
Konqueror (best file/web/whatever browser around, period).
This is the one I have a problem with. If you're only counting file managers with an integrated web browser (that whole 'convergence' thing, I guess), then I'll give this one to you. But in the realm of file managers, I'ms sorry .. but Directory Opus mops the floor with Konquerer
Edited 2005-12-11 00:22