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From: ertzog <ertzog@bk.ru>
To: Luke Burton <luke.burton@db.com>
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> Or even XML. Ouch! No need to throw things at me!
> 
> Regards,

It seems they would be thrown! XML in kernel is too much. OpenOffice and
GNOME/KDE are enough. This "unexpected expirience" in free software world
are just mosters because of this damn standart XML. Of course it is nice,
but using it is TOO slow.

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