Comment Re:What exactly does "anti-Microsoft" mean? (Score 1) 446
I must agree with your position. I have very few problems with MS technology. Although I believe some things are harder then need be due to what can only be marketing requirements finding their way into the applications.
My issues with MS are based almost completely on policy. Continuously MS is hindering the growth of the industry as a whole. I expect though that the problem is bigger then just MS after all it should be the goal of any company to become more and more profitable. Here we see an example of Capitalism failing miserably. Not mind you that I could offer a better alternative, but I think Open Source is providing an interesting new age in public involvement and self determination.
This is a revolution of historic proportions and we are all part of it.
My issues with MS are based almost completely on policy. Continuously MS is hindering the growth of the industry as a whole. I expect though that the problem is bigger then just MS after all it should be the goal of any company to become more and more profitable. Here we see an example of Capitalism failing miserably. Not mind you that I could offer a better alternative, but I think Open Source is providing an interesting new age in public involvement and self determination.
This is a revolution of historic proportions and we are all part of it.
