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SEOUL Apr 1, 2009: At the Federated Assembly of Korean Engineers, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced a collaboration agreement with the open source project formerly known as TurnKey Linux
In a surprise move that will no doubt raise many eyebrows in the open
source community, the project formerly known as TurnKey Linux has
announced today it was relaunching as TurnKey Windows, following a
collaboration agreement with Microsoft to develop a new generation of
software appliances based on the software giant's highly anticipated
Windows 7 operating system. At this time details of the financial terms
between Microsoft and the former open source project remain undisclosed.
"Too often open source projects ask monopolistic proprietary vendors to
adapt and embrace open source ideals. Today we are adapting our ideals
to a very generous monopolistic proprietary vendor" said Alon Swartz,
co-founder and CEO of TurnKey Windows.
"incorporates advanced security features guaranteed to prevent next-generation Windows installations from spontaneously bursting into flames."
I was almost worried until I read it closely...
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I was almost worried until I read it closely...