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I remember reading that when Microsoft started contributing some code to the Linux kernel (to support Hyper-V mostly) they had to run their own Linux server in
by DSMan195276 10y ago
I remember reading that when Microsoft started contributing some code to the Linux kernel (to support Hyper-V mostly) they had to run their own Linux server in house so they could send properly formatted emails for their patches, since they had no way to send email that wouldn't be messed-up by their Outlook servers.
- qb45 10y agoNot sure. I have successfully submitted patches to Linux using Outlook and Exchange. All it took was going through configuration and disabling some features which intuitively looked like they may mangle my emails.