What utter and complete codswallop. Perhaps Mr. Carmony, the president of Lindows.com, didn't get a copy of "Michael's Minutes" from his CEO Michael Robertson last Tuesday - two days before the MSNBC article appeared - talking about how, and I quote, "Netscape and LindowsOS combine to make for the ultimate 'AOL Computer.'" If he would like a copy, I would be happy to send it to him.
And if asking Wal-Mart why it was mass marketing an apparently unfinished product that didn't have the device drivers lots of people would need or how many Lindows-based boxes it expected to sell unsettles its relationship with Lindows.com then so be it. I defy Mr Carmony to show any evidence -like even one e-mail - that I tried to short circuit his deal with Wal-Mart. Mr Carmony obviously has a very tenuous relationship with the First Amendment and can't bear anyone poking around any of his company's claims to see if they hold any water.
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What utter and complete codswallop. Perhaps Mr. Carmony, the president of Lindows.com, didn't get a copy of "Michael's Minutes" from his CEO Michael Robertson last Tuesday - two days before the MSNBC article appeared - talking about how, and I quote, "Netscape and LindowsOS combine to make for the ultimate 'AOL Computer.'" If he would like a copy, I would be happy to send it to him. And if asking Wal-Mart why it was mass marketing an apparently unfinished product that didn't have the device drivers lots of people would need or how many Lindows-based boxes it expected to sell unsettles its relationship with Lindows.com then so be it. I defy Mr Carmony to show any evidence -like even one e-mail - that I tried to short circuit his deal with Wal-Mart. Mr Carmony obviously has a very tenuous relationship with the First Amendment and can't bear anyone poking around any of his company's claims to see if they hold any water.