Microsoft Wants Sit-Down With OSS Advocates
bonch writes "Microsoft is reaching out to the OSS community and wanting a sit-down to discuss how to better to interoperate with them. At a conference sponsored by the Association for Competitive Technology (ACT) in Cambridge, Md., Microsoft's Brad Smith extended an olive branch to its competitors, including the OSS community. 'We're going to have to figure out how to build some bridges between the various parts of our industry,' he said. Eric Raymond responds, saying the first steps Microsoft could do are to open their file formats and support open standards."
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If they would only focus on producing a stable operating system, it would certainly be in the right direction!
I know this is OT...hope I have the kerma to burn.
I am intrested in HP 712 systems. I have a 712/60 and would like to play with some other similar systems. They are inexpensive, small, low power, and quiet and seam to run Linux and HPUX both well (and I would like to try out the openbsd and NeXTStep ports).
Contact me at the_one@ameritech.net or AIM: Da1the0ne
------ Take away the right to say fuck and you take away the right to say fuck the government.