Microsoft weighs next-phase in open-source support
Call me cynic... #
Posted Friday 3rd July 2009 18:04 GMT
so Microsoft will be VERY helpful and create an easy to use tool for open source development. When there is a critical mass of apps being used that require these tools all support will be pulled leaving only paid for Microsoft products with the ability to support all those freely developed products.
Maybe even patent lawsuits to really get people who depend on these apps to move to Microsoft products.
History repeating itself? Anyone.....Anyone?
@John J #
Posted Monday 6th July 2009 10:40 GMT
I don't think that's what they're up to.
They've taken it into their heads that as long as they control the base system (Windows) then they can maintain their vendor-lockin in the wider ecosystem.
Just as long as everyone everywhere uses windows for everything.
Microsoft and Open Source, Joke right? #
Posted Monday 13th July 2009 09:16 GMT
This is insane.
MS just wants to be in the press. They have 100% focus on destroying any and all competitors.
I believe this as much as I believe that Elvis lives...
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