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Microsoft Buys Teamprise, Will Ship Linux Tools

spongman writes "Microsoft's Senior Vice President, Developer Division, S. Somasegar has announced that Microsoft has acquired Teamprise from Sourcegear, LLC, and will be shipping it as part of the upcoming Visual Studio 2010 release. Teamprise is an Eclipse plugin (and related tools) for connecting to Team Foundation Server, Microsoft's source-control/project-management system. What's most interesting about this is not only that Microsoft has realized that heterogeneous development platforms are important to their developer customers, but the fact that Microsoft themselves will now be developing and shipping products based on those heterogeneous platforms, including 5 versions of Unix."

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  1. Announced on ... Friday 13th by G3ckoG33k · · Score: 2, Funny

    That is announced on ... Friday 13th. Halloween is over, so could it be they needed another telling day?

  2. Would you buy? by Anne+Thwacks · · Score: 5, Funny
    The question to anyone considering buying a Unix from MS is

    Would you buy a used horse from a convicted horse-rapist?

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    Sent from my ASR33 using ASCII
    1. Re:Would you buy? by Zoshnell · · Score: 4, Funny

      Would you buy a used car from a used car rapist?

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      "Do you suppose that's why God lives in the Heavens? Because he lives in fear of His creations?" - Steve Buscemi
    2. Re:Would you buy? by rishistar · · Score: 3, Funny

      The question to anyone considering buying a Unix from MS is

      Would you buy a used horse from a convicted horse-rapist?

      Well, better than buying an *unused horse* from a horse rapist. That would be a sign that something is seriously wrong with it.

      --
      Professor Karmadillo Songs of Science
  3. 5 Microsoft versions of Linux by Huntr · · Score: 4, Funny

    Lemme guess: Home, Ultimate, Pro, Pro-er, and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

  4. Re:silly by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    What the hell are you using telnet for? SSH, man!

    Oh, you're using Windows as a server platform, that explains it...