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| Author | Content |
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| jsusanka Jun 15, 2007 9:41 AM EDT |
couldn't agree more with the article I would like to see if any of these companies are still around when the next president comes in. |
| hchaudh1 Jun 15, 2007 10:15 AM EDT |
Why are these people still using registration required forums to discuss articles on their posts? Afraid of flames much... |
| Abe Jun 15, 2007 10:33 AM EDT |
Quoting:Why are these people still using registration required forums to discuss articles on their posts? Afraid of flames much...Does it matter? They are not worth it (May be except Suse) |
| Steven_Rosenber Jun 15, 2007 10:59 AM EDT |
This guy Carmony is spinning it so damn hard, it's easy to see right through it. As I've seen in posts better than mine, the Linspire-Microsoft deal could have implications for the Freespire board, of which Eric S. Raymond is a member -- and he can't be happy with this -- and for the Linspire-Ubuntu "Click and Run" deal, which could very well be scuttled by all of this. To top it off, Linspire owes a great deal to Debian (and now Ubuntu) ... and this is how they play it? At least Novell's Suse has a record of substantial innovation to consider. |
| thenixedreport Jun 15, 2007 1:50 PM EDT |
He had the gaul to mention Apple and saying, "The era of competition is over..." Right... and does this individual remember when they decided to "work together?" Oh, that's right! It was during the big anti-trust case against Microsoft itself! |
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