Sunday, February 06, 2005
Microsoft's Gates vows 'interoperable' software
Satan, I mean Bill Gates, speaks out of both sides of his mouth in this one.
First, he says Linux, and software like it discourages compatibility.
Then he says:
"The Internet is perhaps the most obvious example of this kind of interoperability, where any piece of software can connect and exchange data as long as it adheres to the key protocols," Gates said.
Make up your mind, Bill. Those internet protocols are Unix or Linux protocols.
First, he says Linux, and software like it discourages compatibility.
Then he says:
"The Internet is perhaps the most obvious example of this kind of interoperability, where any piece of software can connect and exchange data as long as it adheres to the key protocols," Gates said.
Make up your mind, Bill. Those internet protocols are Unix or Linux protocols.
