whats good for Microsoft is good for the U.S. economy.
So what's Billgatus of Borg's ass smell like anyways? Don't get me wrong, that statement used to be true. In a sense, it still is, though not on such a grand scale. What's good for MicroShit is good for the North West's economy(you'd think I'd support them what with it being my homeland an all*shrug*) but no longer the U.S. economy.
Software vendors will adapt, much like RedHat, to the fact that selling software is going to be based on convenience/services and support, not on software. Open Source is growing everyday, it's only a matter of time.
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whats good for Microsoft is good for the U.S. economy. So what's Billgatus of Borg's ass smell like anyways? Don't get me wrong, that statement used to be true. In a sense, it still is, though not on such a grand scale. What's good for MicroShit is good for the North West's economy(you'd think I'd support them what with it being my homeland an all*shrug*) but no longer the U.S. economy. Software vendors will adapt, much like RedHat, to the fact that selling software is going to be based on convenience/services and support, not on software. Open Source is growing everyday, it's only a matter of time.