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Story: Microsoft to Linux: 'Bring it on'
Posted by: Olivier Magere (Thursday 22 April 2004, 4:35 PM)
I can't see why Microsoft people would take the pain of going to these conferences if they didn't think something different is happening.
It's obvious that competition can only be good. Sadly, Apple doesn't compete on the full scale of the IT market, leaving the entire x86 market to Windows. That leaves linux as almost unique competitor on everything from embedded to big irons.
Also, if you are not a large shareholder of Microsoft, | see no reason to rejoice about their continued dominance of the IT market.
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Story: Microsoft to Linux: 'Bring it on'
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thats funny
Linux has gained more of an audience i... Anonymous
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Back in 1998, GNU/Linux did not even have a decent... Anonymous
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Er, not sure why the first comment characterized J... Anonymous
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Anonymous from Munich (where else?) : "Back in 199... Smthy
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Anonymous from GA :"Er, not sure why the first com... Smithy
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Smithy, somehow I don't think Jeremy Allison of th... Steve
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Steve (UK) : "The issue here is it's extremely dif... Smithy
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Steve (UK) : "What I can see is that the number of... Smithy
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Yer I agree... Windows is by far the OS of choice.... Ben Weston
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Smithy, I believe you're missing a point here.
In... Steve
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I think it's a little more complicated than your s... Marcus B. E.
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"The thing I like is that Microsoft does its best... Anonymous
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