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Re: Miguel de Icaza is still a M$ apologist

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____/ Nomen Nescio on Wednesday 07 Oct 2009 14:32 : \____

> http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2009/Oct-05.html
> 
> Stallman was right, Miguel is a M$ apologist. He claims he has a
> 'different perspective' on Microsoft than Stallman. And what
> perspective is that? That Microsoft *isn't* a criminal company who is
> using only dirty tricks and illegal tactics to thwart competiton? Come
> on now Miguel!! Crawl from under that rock you're hiding under and get
> out some more!
> 
> I'm sure there are many honest people working at Microsoft BUT THEY ARE
> NOT THE ONES IN CHARGE. It's Microsoft's management which is EVIL,
> ROTTEN AND SKUNKY constantly scheming to trip opponents (Linux!) and
> sending orders down to engineering to enact their evil plans.
> 
> Microsoft is trying to thwart Linux's BIRTHRIGHT to OWN the computing
> world by bribing, stealing and spreading FUD. Spreading Mono is not in
> the interest of the Linux and FOSS community, it merely opens up
> another attack vector for Microsoft.


http://www.twit.tv/floss5

Around minute 10 He basically says that Cox helped code Mono... instead of GNOME

Gnome to be based on .NET [The Register] | http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS5446338063.html


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