Story: Microsoft rejects IBM strategy and open source 'dorks'
Posted by: poppe (Wednesday 16 November 2005, 6:19 PM)
Yes! there can be no comparison with the live versions of office and Windows. I mean Linux doesn't have the security holes that Windows does due to it's architecture. Being that you don't have to download a thousand and one service packs just to have a secure and stable OS. Furthermore Open office doen't have the security holes that office does either.
So here's a question that all who are pondering trying out the MS live apps... If the packaged stuff you've used in the past has a ton of security holes in it. Then how many more will you get with Microsoft applications that require an Internet connection in order to function? Also, remember that Microsoft tried bundling various applications together into Windows before, and ended up with a massive bloatware that crashes all the time, and had extra security holes in it.
Try a flavor of UNIX for a change folks. I guarantee that you'll love it, and never want to turn back!
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Story: Microsoft rejects IBM strategy and open source 'dorks'
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More FUD from M$. The only future they see is wind... Oldator -
Sounds like the guy has a screw loose, he definite... David Wright
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Oh PLEASE spare us another Microshaft user eXPeren... S.W. Bobcat
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Reminds me of the gibberish talked in a noisy pub... Sid Boyce
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Just anouther propaganda techniqe.
Just because y... Happy Camper
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Open source can be an advantage even to end users.... Rich Steiner
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What Windows Live and Office Live mean is simply t... Mitch 74
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Yes! there can be no comparison with the live vers... poppe -
Sales talk to convince people who have too much mo... Arthur B.
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Please - Google News beta works better than window... GCB
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m$ is a financial co presently trying to survive (... Anonymous
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Great words! :) I have no time for dorking with so... Michael Bezrukov
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Who wants to be in the pants of a jige of t first... Pierre Bourdon
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Bullshit! Open Source software is very usefull Andrejs
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