[Am-info] Re: MS and source code
madodel@ptdprolog.net
madodel@ptdprolog.net
Sun, 17 Feb 2002 16:10:56 -0500
Maybe there are still comments in there from when they stole DOS from DR?
Mark
In <200202172035.MAA19908@www.az.com>, on 02/17/02 at 12:28 PM,
sturde@az.com said:
>According to our local newspaper, the Judge is forcing MS to release its
>source code because of the tying or is it bundling issue. So so much to
>you naysayers. The paper further stated that MS in its court papers has
>contended (I paraphrase liberally) that civilization as we know it will
>end if it is compelled to release its source code. In fact, release of
>the source code might destroy MS. HEAVENS FORBID!!!!!! What does MS know
>that we do not know? MS destroyed if is releases its source code. It
>must be a far more fragile company than we realized. Perhaps the Enron
>analogy is not far fetched.
>James Sturdevant
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