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Alias said:
Alias said:
Mike said:Big deal so you have a Linux distro that does not want to help the
market by enabling it to interoperate with the platform on over 90% of
the worlds PCs
and a huge proportion of the worlds servers;
Novell, Xandros and Linspire who all signed patent agreements
So they can sit there not wanting to open discussions with Microsoft and
can just wait for the inevitable patent infringement suite.
Frankly a pretty poor and petty display from a Linux distro (and more
accurately its parent sponsor) who appear to be unwilling to actually
help the consumer by working together to make the IT world a better and
more interoperable place for all.
Frank said:Only a fool like you would think that's good news.
How spiteful yet sad.
Frank
Bill said:News to Alias: This is a Vista group, not a Ubuntu group. If people wanted
to hear about Ubuntu, they would look for it.
Alias said:My Dear Net Nanny,
It says vista.general on the door. Viable alternatives to Vista is ON
TOPIC.
Live with it.
Alias
Alias said:Something that Ubuntu is changing big time.
Most servers are Linux. Oops.
unlike
So they could get millions of dollars of MS money. Cop out and selling out
come to mind.
Does the "suite" come with a jacuzzi? Or did MS patent that too?
Do you really believe this FUD? MS says Linux is violating 235 patents but
won't reveal what patents they're talking about. They should put up or
shut up and so should you.
Alias said:My Dear Net Nanny,
It says vista.general on the door. Viable alternatives to Vista is ON
TOPIC.
Live with it.
Alias
Frank said:Viable alternatives? You're trying to pass off a toy os as a real
alternative to Vista? Don't make me laugh!
You're joking of course?
Also "Viable alternatives to Vista is ON TOPIC' is something you made up
to suit your own sicko agenda.
And because this ng is not moderated, scumbags linux loser trolls like you
get by with doing basically whatever you want to do.
Try doing that over at your open sores church-trash dot.
You're pathetic!
Frank
Frank said:Only a fool like you would think that's good news.
How spiteful yet sad.
Frank
Yeah!!! :-DBill said:You tell 'em Frank. Good Job !
DanS said:That is good news in the sense that one company is refusing to be bullied
into paying MS for so-called patent infringements.
MS has of yet to disclose the individual patents.
happy to provide the details of each and every patent and an explanation of
why they believe each has been infringed on.
Yep!That is what would be required to go through any legal proceedings is it
not ?
Mac said:Rumor has it that the list of patents was stored on a Vista machine in
Redmond. Trouble is it crashed and no-one has been able to recover the
data...

Bullied into paying for infringing on patents?...that's real
convoluted thinking. That implies the alleged infringer(s) have the
right to infringe. I don't think so.
So a couple of the opens sores distros actually think MS is bluffing
to make them pay patent royalty monies!
That kind of logic (if you can even call that logic) coming from a
company is rather scary.
Who's the wacko in charge of that deal?
Therefore, Canonical has no obligation to make any agreement with them
about any of these 'vapor'
(as of right now) patents. You would think a large corporation would
be
Oh I'm quite sure these distro companies are well aware of what and
how they're infringing on MS patents. We (the general public) don't
really know what's been going on behind closed doors and you can bet
your last dollar MS is not bluffing on these matters. MS pays billions
of $'s every year in patents use royalties so they know which way the
winds blowing.
Yep!
That's the deal.
Mike said:Even if you win market share it is not good enough anymore to try and
stand alone - you must interop.
Something even Microsoft has learned. As are other Linux distros. It
is just a pity and plainly petty for 2 players (Redhat and Ubuntu) to
take such parochial stance on this and not wanting to play ball for the
betterment of he game as a whole.
I never said "most" but the number are not inconsiderable. If not then
why all he bitching about making the internal protcols for the server
platform more open so that others can interop too?
unlike
So they could get millions of dollars of MS money. Cop out and selling
out come to mind.
Or wise business move that helps them and the wider IT community with
better interop.
You have such a narrow view of things. You need to take a bigger
picture view of the IT landscape and then your realize how important
interop and coop are.
Does the "suite" come with a jacuzzi? Or did MS patent that too?
[Typo] suit
Do you really believe this FUD? MS says Linux is violating 235 patents
but won't reveal what patents they're talking about. They should put
up or shut up and so should you.
Or you can talk to them about the deal they are offering, or play the
waiting game and let your product and its interop stagnate while others
move ahead in the industry.
Alias
Frank said:Viable alternatives? You're trying to pass off a toy os as a real
alternative to Vista? Don't make me laugh!
You're joking of course?
Also "Viable alternatives to Vista is ON TOPIC' is something you made up
to suit your own sicko agenda.
And because this ng is not moderated, scumbags linux loser trolls like
you get by with doing basically whatever you want to do.
Try doing that over at your open sores church-trash dot.
You're pathetic!
Frank

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