The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check.
Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft develop department for applications, applications for Linux When open-source project, anyone is welcome, as long as he is on the. rules of the game holds. There are already examples of commercial vendors who develop for Linux. Insofar as we are open. “
Similarly, one sees it competing with Red Hat, “We look forward to an MS Office for Linux,” writes the Linux distributor said in a statement. “We consider the decision as very positive for the development of alternative operating systems .(…) We hope that the appellate court confirmed the verdict as soon as possible and the split will be implemented quickly so that the abuse of monopolistic position from Microsoft finally belongs to the past “.
Michael Dickopf, spokesman for the Federal Ministry for Security in Information Technology (BSI) said. “If Microsoft think needs to put the source code for its operating system open, I for one welcome thing that would trust in the software certainly increase and the functions make more transparent and more transparent. “
To the antitrust case against Microsoft ZDNet has launched a discussion forum to debate the proponents and opponents of the process. A special to the process and the consequences, see “The Microsoft trial – the verdict and the consequences”.
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The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
The response to the Microsoft ruling was relatively muted in Germany. Since the contents of the statement of Judge Thomas Jackson before the announcement was largely clear, the emotions kept in check. Carsten Fischer from Team for Media and Public Relations at Linux distributor Suse said: “We welcome the verdict, because a split would Microsoft [...]
