Antitrust exhibit shows how Microsoft changes its pricing to suppress interest in Mandrake (GNU/Linux)

Antitrust exhibit shows Microsoft's fear of GNU/Linux and StarOffice

On numerous occasions before, we wrote about and also showed examples of Microsoft’s vapourware tactics [1, 2, 3], which it speaks about openly (but in private). You might find the following exhibit [PDF] enlightening.

Antitrust exhibit shows how Microsoft defends its "EDGI" anti-Linux programme

Another antitrust exhibit provides insight into Microsoft's strategies against GNU/Linux

Another detailed antitrust exhibit about Microsoft's EDGI programme

Antitrust case produces a document (set of E-mails) which shows how Microsoft reacted to Dell's GNU/Linux fever

Newly-leaked internal document shows how Microsoft makes money from GNU/Linux (software patents)

I have another Comes v. Microsoft exhibit to share with you, Exhibit 9542 [PDF], a November 22, 2002 email to Jim Allchin and Orlando Ayala from Mike Oldham. It has to do with a planned meeting on the 25th between the two companies, on their "Better Together" theme. I think it will explain some things we've sometimes wondered about. One thing is clear.