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Story: UK firm sells second-hand Microsoft licences
Posted by: David B WIldgoose (Friday 11 November 2005, 11:07 AM)
Er, competitors? The people who are selling MICROSOFT licenses?
Nope, sorry, that doesn't make sense at all.
I've been a Linux user since 1993 and I'm more than happy to bash Microsoft for some of their more dubious practises.
But only if the grievances are genuine.
Knee-jerk oppositionism isn't helpful, and only causes real issues to be buried amongst the pile of meaningless complaints.
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Story: UK firm sells second-hand Microsoft licences
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Why are resellers shocked? This isn't unusual Micr... Arthur B. -
Er, competitors? The people who are selling... David B WIldgoose -
Obviously larger companies who's bread butter come... Alistair Phillips
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What is the difference between paid for software l... Anonymous
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How is the software different from the hardwa... Arturas Juras
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David. Competitors as in Linux, Apple and others.... Arthur B.
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Others. Software isn't usually sold. Usually it's... Arthur B.
