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Microsoft and Apache
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| It all sounds good. But Apache is no threat to Microsoft, their projects run
| on Microsoft systems and their license doesn't prevent "embrace and enhance".
| Linux, GNU, OpenOffice, those are more of a threat. This is, obviously, a
| strategic move by Microsoft. I'm trying to convince myself that we
| didn't "get owned".
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http://technocrat.net/d/2008/7/25/46596
Microsoft has already invited Apache to Redmond in the recent past. What's
the /condition/ for this money-giving? Surely Microsoft is looking to gain
something. It's a business, not a charity.
Recent:
Open source rising
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| Apache, the world’s numero uno Web server, is going strong. As per Netcraft’s
| December 2007 survey, Apache has close to 50% of the market with Microsoft’s
| IIS coming second with almost 36%. The contender to watch here is Google
| which is increasing its market share (now 5.5%) unlike all the other players
| which are seeing slow declines.
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| Talking of Netcraft, it has a rather interesting search that lets you find
| out what OS any site is running and it lists download.microsoft.com and
| search.microsoft.com as running Linux. Strange, if true.
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http://www.expresscomputeronline.com/20080211/edit01.shtml
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