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Is Microsoft Linux inevitable?
slvadcjelli42:
quote:Originally posted by Calum:
now as i said elsewhere, i think if the calmira people and the freedos people could meet in the middle, a fully open source windowsalike could be realistic.
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What do you think of the ReactOS project, if you've heard of it? I'm feeling pretty optomistic about that one, myself. ( http://www.reactos.com ) It's not all that far along, but seems to be moving pretty fast. I think I first got that one from MES's list... well, it's definitely there, anyway.
Canadian Lover:
quote:Originally posted by xeen:
I'm just wondering...do many people believe that some form of a Microsoft Linux is inevitable? Especially if Asia has its way and designs a great OS that's a competition to Microsoft?
If so, what do you think it will be called?
If not, why don't you think it will ever happen?
Maybe one day this will be real?
[ September 08, 2003: Message edited by: xeen ]
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Who would use an infrerror version of linux???
Windows_SuX_@$$:
Retarded M$ is makeing an OS thats for
"Lunux Users"
Fuck Them KILLL KILL KILL
jasonlane:
will never happen. My vision of M$ in 10-20 years time, is one of small user groups still clingin to keeping XPEEE or Longhorn FogHorn (if it ever gets released) alive. Much like Acorn or BBC micro groups, you know the ones that get QuickTime bareley working on a sinclair of Amstrad boxes.
Make no mistake M$ is going the way of the Dodo, this will happen. So M$ Linux? Nah!
Ronan:
Who Cares,
not gonna make money, due to open sorce code laws... they cant sell it... in order to sell it, they have to HAVE to have a FREE download of 'ms linux' after that can they only sell the cd's.... thats why u can download redhat at www.fileplanet.com, and mandrake
ect. ect.
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