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Microsoft Case Proceeds

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the day-follows-night dept.

YeOldeCurmudgeon writes "This story just posted on Yahoo: Federal Judge Denies Microsoft Motion to Dismiss Antitrust Case. Microsoft's motion to dismiss the suit filed by the 9 dissenting states was denied. The judge agrees the states can sue." An article in the San Francisco Chronicle summarizes the case's current state and what's coming up next.

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  1. A decent solution by smartin · · Score: 3, Funny

    M$ should be forced to pay one million ... no one billion dollars to the FSF.

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  2. Microsoft's grounds for dismissal by tcd004 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Read em here

    Please note, this is a joke.

    Now go back to your daily lives.

  3. Re:does anyone even care any more? by prockcore · · Score: 3, Funny

    Perhaps this trial should use opensource tactics. Judge Early, Judge Often!

    But think about it.. this case is taking longer than it took to build Mozilla. If that's not saying something...

  4. The judgement. "You're condemned to the x86." by crovira · · Score: 4, Funny

    That would be trivial to implement and verify. And they would have nothing to complain about since that just enforces the status quo.

    Any M$ app/OS on anything BUT an x86 box and Gates and Dancing Monkey Boy kiss their assets good bye and rot in jail for as long as the app/OS is available on anything but the x86.

    Steve Jobs will just have to learn to like OpenOffice or StarOffice.

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  5. Re:and by ShmuelP · · Score: 3, Funny

    It wouldn't help to have RMS on their board of directors - he would probably refuse to use any proprietary software, and therefore not find out when the meeting are scheduled!

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