Author Topic: OSS a threat - still and again. (Read 859 times)

pkd_lives · « **on:** 6 February 2003, 18:57 »

An interesting but ultimately no news story this one. Less FUD and more, help us fight the evil ones.

Refalm · « **Reply #1 on:** 6 February 2003, 21:58 »

* APPLAUSE * :cool:

pkd_lives · « **Reply #2 on:** 6 February 2003, 22:30 »

FUCK. Well the sentiment was there.

This is the rather dull story I was attaining to.

OSS threat to our profits - cry cry cry.

rtgwbmsr · « **Reply #3 on:** 7 February 2003, 00:51 »

That was a big sob story. They lose money out of their billions. Good. I hope they lose much, much more.

And Linux seems to be a good competitor. They might actually drop prices!

Refalm · « **Reply #4 on:** 7 February 2003, 01:55 »

I hope more people will realise that Open Source software is cheaper and better... why use something that is more expencive and unstable, like most Microsoft software (with the exception of "Services for Unix" which is pretty good)?

cahult · « **Reply #5 on:** 7 February 2003, 03:12 »

This is the same story, CNET style:

http://news.com.com/2100-1001-983373.html

zooloo · « **Reply #6 on:** 7 February 2003, 04:27 »

MS will change their prices so they appear cheaper.

Stop Microsoft

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Author Topic: OSS a threat - still and again. (Read 859 times)

pkd_lives

OSS a threat - still and again.

Refalm

OSS a threat - still and again.

pkd_lives

OSS a threat - still and again.

rtgwbmsr

OSS a threat - still and again.

Refalm

OSS a threat - still and again.

cahult

OSS a threat - still and again.

zooloo

OSS a threat - still and again.