Entrepeneurs won't embrace Firefox 3.0
Submitted by srlinuxx on Mon, 06/30/2008 - 05:53.
Most business entrepreneurs play it safer when dealing with software than in other aspects of their dealings and the launch of Mozilla's Firefox 3.0 has highlighted the issue.
On-line business guru Guy Kingston of Mind Your Own Business (www.myobpod.com) says: "While most people's view of a true entrepreneur is that of a risk taker working on innovations and at the leading edge of life – the truth is sadly that most play it very safe when it comes to adopting new software. In the case of internet browsers most would rather stick with the tried and tested Internet Explorer even though there is no cost associated with trying and using Firefox.'
The launch of Firefox 3.0 with its stunning new features will not get entrepreneurs racing to download it.
Pointless read
Please stop wasting my time! I thought this article my contain some interesting research or at least some reasoning behind why entrepeneurs won't embrace Firefox, but it's just on(e)-line business gurus random thougts with more random thoughts from some stupid business journalist.
I'd rather read rants on how KDE4 sucks based on hearsay than this BS.
Firefox wants administraters to roll it out ? No takers ?
Many downloads are not being installed? Too many bugs?
Firefox 2.0 still not perfect, memory leaks? Memory leaks is caused by the white space between framebuffer files in drams or hdd swap file. It can be fixed by compressing the webpage(once the list is downloaded, you only had to replace a few links that had been updated) into one file instead of many links of framebuffer files.
Microsoft windows virtual memory with garbage collection still has too many white spaces of 2020(goto or jump to) or ffff(no file) codes. It has to be very efficient reuse of deleted codes and reuse markers of 2020 and/or ffff spaces added together. In other words, garbage collection needs an efficient partial selected defragmentation and free up larger spaces in the FAT(table).
Until then, most browser slowed down tremendously, after you are on the internet for a while.
But the real villians are the ISP servers, trying to use chipselect of cpu to prevent you from initiating a webpage request; thus doing their denial of service from your computer with cpu idle command. Terrible indeed until we can stop them from disabling our computer periodically, when they have too many customers and not enough servers.