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Story: Gates' interoperability claim 'is nonsense'
Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 10 February 2005, 9:59 AM)
Gates. "Additionally, the open source development approach encourages the creation of many permutations of the same type of software application, which could add implementation and testing overhead to interoperability efforts." 18 versions of .Net servers, maybe Microsoft are following the Unix model with mutiple versions of the operating system !!!
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Story: Gates' interoperability claim 'is nonsense'
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I wish Gates would speak plain English.
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interoperability! Is Bill's brain interoperable wi... Stephen Bennett
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Making the NTFS and MS-SMB specifications roy... Cirilo Bernardo -
Well done Ingrid, discoverer of the apostrophe! Ba... Anonymous
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Yea, like there are never version compatibility is... Tom Barta
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Maybe he can't snow the analysts, but you bet the... Anonymous
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Gate's real problem with Linux/OSS is that it is a... Tom Russell (Stomfi)
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Interoperability? Worry about operability fir... Mark Selby
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Gates claim is true that microsoft is interoperabl... Anonymous
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it is not nonsence there is allready interoperabil... Anonymous
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Interoperability problems in Linux?
Well, I'm... Cirilo Bernardo
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Total cost of ownership extends beyond the free do... Anonymous
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Mr MN USA says "When your IT person quits and... DJ Automate
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Apple is an example of Gates' comments. Interopera... Richard Ashford
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Gates. "Additionally, the open source development... Anonymous
