Dear Puneet, For starters, this isn't what he is really asking. He said "microsoft's own partners/developers". Last I checked Linux and its community didn't qualify.
Arjun, you could simply dig up on Sun/Microsoft's Java controversy. That will be the best example of what you are asking for. Btw Arjun, this topic doesn't has anything much to do with linux whatsoever. Should have marked it offtopic. :) Regards, Abhi > Microsoft plans to broaden its attack on Linux and related operating systems > this week by giving away a set of tools for migrating applications to > Windows. > > The company is expected to release on Thursday a new version of Services for > Unix (SFU), a collection of tools that help Windows systems to work with > installations based on the Unix operating system and its open-source > derivative, Linux. > > Microsoft previously charged $99 per client or server to use SFU. But the > new version, 3.5, will be free for any customer using a current Windows > operating system. > > SFU packages an array of tools designed to accomplish two main tasks: that > of allowing Unix and Windows systems to work together by using common file > systems, directories and other resources; and that of helping information > technology workers to migrate applications from Unix to Windows. > > regards, > > Puneet > > > > I need authentic reports/links on how Micro$oft twists arms of its own > > partners/developers. > > > Please help. > > > > > > Regards. > > > > > > Arjun Asthana _______________________________________________ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
