Slides Of Microsoft Anti-GPL Advocacy
An anonymous reader links to these slides outlining Microsoft's position on Free software licenses, in particular the GPL, writing "Regarding the latest memo from MSFT, the current politics is to be against 'copyleft' type licensing... Protecting freedom is fundamental for Free Software and MSFT knows that. They don't want licenses that protect our freedom." Makes an interesting companion piece to the anti-OSS memo mentioned the other day.
Impress!!! to create the presentation :)
Consensus is good, but informed dictatorship is better
Yes, you too can believe anything and everything that is posted on the internet! Especially when someone claims it was created by MSFT! Anyone can whip up some slides, take pictures of them, and post them on a random web site.
It's just a bunch of jpg's on a non MS site. Just pointing out the obvious, what verification do we have these came from M$?
did't you see the little "Microsoft" logo's on the pages?! It must be from Microsoft...
The basic sleazeware produced in a drunken fury by a bunch of UCBerkeley grad students was still the core of BIND. --PV
See, Microsoft is a Big Evil Company. Their interest isn't making money, it's robbing people of their freedom. Withness the Internet Explorer debacle. Microsoft knew that I wasn't going to make them a nickel, but they released it for free so that they could take away our right to someone else's browser. Shit howdy, man, they don't care if they lose every nickel they've got so long as they get to keep robbing us of our rights!
Don't you see, man? They're eeeeevil. So evil that anyone who alleges that they did something evil is automatically right. So evil that when they release good software we must overlook the fact that the software is good and instead focus on how they are bad.
Microsoft operates the world's largest kitten and puppy grinding facility! Fact!
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the strongest word is still the word "free"
Verification? If you can't trust something you read on Slashdot, posted by an Anonymous Coward, then who can you trust?
(</joke>, for the sake of the moderators)
Moderate drunk! It's more fun that way!
Man, I remember when computing was easy and they only had "Hey, I Think Being A Little Evil Can Make Us Money 5.2(TM)"
I guess it just shows, version numbers don't sell. Year numbers don't sell. But cool letters equal cash!
I wish there was some there was some way that I could be outside playing basketball, in the rain, and not get wet.
your spell's is sorry
PJRC: Electronic Projects, 8051 Microcontroller Tools
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Slide1: Embrace
Slide2: Extend
Slide3: ???
Slide4: Profit
It definetly has worked in the past for ms products.
Shadus