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Will Open Source Lose the Battle for the Web?

snotty writes "A well written article by Ganesh Prasad over at linuxtoday arguing that the shift towards web services has reduced the attractiveness of the current generation of Open Source web products. He talks about the market share decrease in Apache. Also mentions how .NET, Microsoft, Sun, Java, and Open Source Software fit into the picture." I think that the decrease in Apache's share is a red herring, but the bigger picture of web services is a troubling one.

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  1. this is pro-microsoft bull!!! by shampster · · Score: 0, Redundant

    The ratio of fact / persuation is too high -- ignore this.

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  2. Re:Take Heed by EllisDees · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Man, you really swallowed the line of crap that Microsoft is putting out. The whole .NET framework actually adds zero value to anything. It's just another way for Microsoft to extract money from everyone's wallet. I'd like to hear even one thing that can be done in the future with .NET that isn't currently being done without it.

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  3. Re:Also look at the overall trend by l0wland · · Score: 0, Redundant

    If I hadn't seen the domain on your email, perhaps I might have thought your comment could make sense. Your opinion is coloured...

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  4. Code red... by Polo · · Score: 1, Redundant


    Will sure help Microsoft's market share.

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