Everyone in the Linux world remembers Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's famous comment that Linux is a "cancer" that threatened Microsoft's intellectual property. In 2010 Microsoft is trying hard not to be public enemy No. 1.
Full story »Everyone in the Linux world remembers Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's famous comment that Linux is a "cancer" that threatened Microsoft's intellectual property. In 2010 Microsoft is trying hard not to be public enemy No. 1.
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akf
13 years 33 weeks 5 days 51 min ago
Of course they do
Of course they like Open Source, as long as it runs on their proprietary and overpriced system. That's what they call “mixed source”. What that means to them is, their software stays proprietary to a large extent and others are welcome to offer free labour to make their proprietary software more attractive. What's not to like about that?