Comments on: Google Gadgets go cross-platform
Google Gadgets are now available on both PC and Mac platforms.
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- Psst...what about Linux?
- by vhannon November 28, 2007 9:51 AM PST
- I'd like to think we're at the point where cross-platform means more than the Mac. Perhaps the appropriate headline would be 'Google Gadgets On Second Platform' or some such. I expect more from a tech news org.
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- what about Linux?
- by daftkey November 28, 2007 12:27 PM PST
- I'd like to think that "Cross-platform" is a pretty common term that means exactly what Google and C-Net have written it to mean in this article.
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- Google comment on Linux
- by elinormills November 28, 2007 2:36 PM PST
- I asked Google for comment and here is an e-mail response:
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(3 Comments)Linux still needs to grow up a bit more before it will be relevant enough for Linux support to be a requirement to call something "cross-platform".
"In regards to Linux, Google continues to be very committed to Linux as evidenced by our launch of Google Desktop for Linux in June and the 1.1 upgrade in October. We are looking forward to adding more features but have nothing to announce at this time."