Colin Watson wrote: > > You can probably read the Windows code by looking at the Windows CE.NET > > source which is freely available. It's a fork. You can get a flavor of > > it. If you try real hard, you can probably via a University take a look > > at the source -- Microsoft is handing out read-access grudgingly. Work > > within the system and you can accomplish that goal. > > But be very careful about doing that; you may well end up "tainted" if > you sign source licence agreements, and writing free software thereafter > could be difficult. There's also the problem, that if you do craft anything truely useful, Microsoft lawyers will take it away from you. Has a programmer ever won a case against Microsoft? I've read more cases of programmers screwed within the system they tried to work within. But I dunno, never tried it.
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