Le,Sandy Sun's Weblog

Some feeling about the int'l software china 2005 The int'l software china 2005 was a really really big exhibition.....Many companies showed their products,their solutions there....The design of the exhibition hall was grant,and very different from each other....everyone standed for their companies' culture....You could feel that you were in another world....The scene was very busy and hot...hugely busy! I was one of the worker there....showed the audiences the mozilla/firefox first then the looking glass....That desktop system is very cool.....It always attractted many people surrounding the little table where the screen was placed....That made me always demonstrate it to many people many many times...explained the architecture of looking glass many many time...and finally exhausted....Maybe there should be some kinda document of the application we demonstrated...And it would reduce the intensity of every engineer's work....Really it was not easy for everyone to stand there,demonstrate,and speak all day long....However I'd love to....I found that was very interesting to show the SUN to all of the world....It was my duty...And I am proud of it.... Another feeling is about the lectures....I found the lectures are extremely different styles from SUN and Microsoft....Our lectures were made by our engineers....those were moderately focusing on technology...By contrast,the lectures were made by marketing in microsoft exhibition area...Theirs were more passionate...and demagogic..... I still remember a part of one lecture....The people told to the audiences: 'There are much more bugs...defects...and the security holes in windows,rather than unix...That proves there are more users using the windows...That proves the large proportion of windows in the market' Yeah...different is different...I still prefer sun's style...That is why I am in SUN...Maybe we should think of the difference between sun and microsoft...It is worthy to think.... huh...I think there is nothing special to write down here...From the birth of the unix...there are more than 30 years in the way of software...But nothing can surprise me right now in the exhibition...There must be a bottleneck of the software industry....But where it is?