I don’t believe it is a true statement that IE doesn’t have the features that our customers want. We take user feedback very seriously. If you have that feedback, then you should feed it back to us because we will feed it to the product team.

Hmmm, I thought we already had. The interview contains some hilarious quotes, especially this one:

There are plenty of products out there with features we don’t have. We have plenty of features that our customers don’t use.

Sounds like a winning combo to me.

Then there’s this fine piece of marketing from the IE team. Wow, it’s just like watching Fox news during the US election — fair and unbiased.

Thanks to products like Pear PC and Cherry OS, it is now possible to run OSX from within XP; potentially allowing a single PC to run Windows, OSX and Linux — the ultimate test box. This is where you come in.

• Who has had a go setting up Pear PC + OSX? (Or Cherry OS if you were able to get the download in the brief time it was available).
• What specs did the system have?
• How long did setup take? Reports of 4 hour setups littered the net when Pear PC was first released — scary stuff
• Did Safari run smoothly? IE 5.2? Omniweb?
• Where there any strange side effects?

Any feedback is welcome; I’m not real keen on buying an OS that I may have very little use for until I’m more confident in the results.