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Story: Microsoft warns governments of Linux lawsuit threat
Posted by: Anonymous (Monday 22 November 2004, 6:44 AM)
20,000 desktop licences is a lot of money lost to microsoft, and Ballmer is scared. He sees the turn SCO has taken, and is content to let them wash down the drain--hoping that they aren't next in line for the big flush.
Considering the uptake of Linux worldwide, m$ has to do something, anything, to stop the hemorrage. Problem is, they never do ANYTHING ethical. What next...Guido and the blackjack? A little arm breaking?
This should be the clarion call for all governments to dump m$ like yesterday's garbage, and migrate over to a secure and open Operating System platform for all their computing needs.
Funny, Ballmer is all over the United States Media, claiming that he never said what he ACTUALLY DID SAY. Just like a dirty rug...lying until he's taken out back and given a good beating.
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Story: Microsoft warns governments of Linux lawsuit threat
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Pesumably, as no one has come "looking" so far, th... Anonymous -
But no-one knows what IP Windows/Office etc v... Andy -
Dear Anonymous, you don't help your case by c... ctaccco
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Are you sure, Mr Ballmer, that your Windows Opera... Lupa
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What a shabby and pathetic way to conduct business... Anonymous
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Ballmer; what are the USPTO numbers of these 228 p... Anonymous
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Microsoft is anti-capitalist. I find it interesti... James Randall
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We're back in the Netscape days. MS sees comp... NJ
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Ever hear of vested intrests. Microsoft criticisi... Anonymous
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Personally I think it's highly likely that the CIA... TimeTravellerq
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The problem that exists is that Microsoft hasnt' h... Anonymous
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"We think our software is far more secure than ope... olleman
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20,000 desktop licences is a lot of money lost to... Anonymous -
we ain't worry. my penguins and cows are here to p... likewhoa
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