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And that was mainly the job of the author of this article. Who is currently working for Microsoft. I smell an agenda here.
by Shorel 10y ago
And that was mainly the job of the author of this article.
Who is currently working for Microsoft.
I smell an agenda here.
- wolfgke 10y agoWhy do you assume the correlation that he wrote this kind of articles to be hired be Microsoft? Isn't it much more likely that he had the posed point of view for all the time, but it did not become accepted in the GNU/Linux world. On the other hand Microsoft wanted to expand their .net ecosystem to Linux and mobile devices, so they bought Xamarin and hired Miguel de Icaza.
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- oblio 10y agoI think he was well meaning. And at some point he just gave up. As a long time Linux user I agree with him. FOSS is just not conducive to the kind of development needed for a high quality, long term stable desktop experience.