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All hands - longhorn???

Quote: "Microsoft has insisted that all hands are too busy working on the much-delayed operating system under development--called Longhorn--to revisit the browser."

B@$*S*&%.

Does this mean every single programmer at MS is busy working in W2k7 (or whatever its final name will be) AND no one is working on anything else, like Office, security products, patches, etc...? I doubt that. MS really needs much better PR people.
And to have more money in the bank then most people can even fathom (or spend in a hundred lifetimes) and not spend at lease some of it on bringing one of your core products up to date is just plain bad management, bad judgment, bad business practice, and (obviously) really bad PR.

This, in the long run, only proves the point all those who sided against MS in the government?s anti-trust case were making? Which was: if MS gets off concerning IE, all IE innovation will cease.

MS is doing a very good job of providing proof of this without any outside help.

Posted by: Unicornrider   Posted on: 11/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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