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John Chambers wrote: > [...] The > general concensus was that, since none was best at everything, the > right approach was to continue to use all three. And I'd bet that by > now, php is also on the list. I think Microsoft has shown the benefit of this approach. By ensuring that any install loads a full suite of tools onto the user's system, programmers don't have to be inconvenienced by learning unfamiliar tools. "Hey, can we stick WINE up so I can run VB stuff?" Isn't there the remote possibility that some of these tools aren't there because they're not WANTED there? - Bob (feeling bloated)
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