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Story: Microsoft to Linux: 'Bring it on'
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 23 April 2004, 5:28 PM)
Back in 1998, GNU/Linux did not even have a decent web browser. Today, it has better browsers than IE, excellent media players, a free and quite nice office suite, two easy-to-use and full featured desktop environments, and so on...
Linux desktop is light-years ahead of what it was back then, and every day you can see signs that it is already a quite mature alternative and it is being considered seriously by many. You have to be blind not to see a change is happening right now.
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Story: Microsoft to Linux: 'Bring it on'
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Jeremy Allison, of the Samba team at Hewlett-Packa... Smithy -
Matt Asay of Novell :" There's probably not real c... Smithy
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I can't see why Microsoft people would take the pa... Olivier Magere
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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 -
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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