Microsoft's Longhorn Faces Antitrust Scrutiny
benore writes "The Department of Justice
will be reviewing Microsoft's Longhorn product as part of the company's antitrust settlement. One analyst opines that Mircosoft is appearing to soften its image to become kinder and gentler. 'They don't want people to hate them anymore. They've learned from their mistakes.' Hmmm."
So, now, instead of hating them for being the monopolistic, evil, brutish and cruel giant that we all like to think of them, they want us to praise them for their strides forward in the fields of Digital Rights Management, ever-retreating deadlines and anti-crapware stance.
I, for one, welcome our new (helpful) overlords...
--- Egads, I glow in the dark!
"They don't want people to hate them anymore"
Remember, it's down the road, not across the street. Make it count.
Oh great, there is another monopoly called Mircosoft?
One monopoly, we could handle... but this is just ridiculous...
strenghtens the fact that Microsoft is the devil!!
As a Texan I'd like to catch and rope that Longhorn, kill it and roast it slow over a nice camp fire while discussing the latest Linux and BSD news with my friends.
One analyst opines that Mircosoft is appearing to soften its image to become kinder and gentler. 'They don't want people to hate them anymore.'
Does that include changing their name to Mircosoft?
Longhorn is scheduled for release in 2006.
Cracks me up every time.
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