Author: Alessandro Scotti
Date: 08:03:23 10/29/04
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On October 29, 2004 at 09:25:50, Tony Petters wrote: >A Mature Market means the product no longer has significant improvements, so >there is no point in getting involved in it commercially. An example would be >wordprocessors. > >We all use to fight tooth and nail on rgcc and ccc to get what we want on new >software releases, now it seems the vast majority have been added, even test >suites. > >It seems with all the great great software available both commercially and >amateur that there is little room for improvement left. > >For example Fritz has virtually every function a person could ever dream of and >the graphics are certainly adequate for play. > >Perhaps, some of you have an opinion on this. I'm just guessing, but are you referring to "improvement" as a synonym of "more features"? Because aside from that I think a lot of software is pretty much lacking in most other areas... The one that bothers me most is useability, or lack thereof, but I often find unsatisfactory installation, documentation and support. Most times I don't need more features, but rather a better way to use what's already available.
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