Well my $2000 MSDN enterprise license is starting to look like a bargain... not only do I get to license 10 PCs at about the retail price of XP but I get all the server licenses and developer tools free. Makes a great Christmas present for my relatives. "Here Joey, a prefectly legal product ID so you can activate XP. . . What do you mean you'd rather have cash?"
I was able to get Netscape in that period for $17 on CD in that period. I think the annual subscription was another $17 or so. NS problems were not brought on by bandwidth or MS, but management that was more interested in deals and stock options than driving the boat.
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Well my $2000 MSDN enterprise license is starting to look like a bargain ... not only do I get to license 10 PCs at about the retail price of XP but I get all the server licenses and developer tools free. Makes a great Christmas present for my relatives. "Here Joey, a prefectly legal product ID so you can activate XP. . . What do you mean you'd rather have cash?"
I was able to get Netscape in that period for $17 on CD in that period. I think the annual subscription was another $17 or so. NS problems were not brought on by bandwidth or MS, but management that was more interested in deals and stock options than driving the boat.