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They will, intentionally or not. Many think of EEE as of an evil plot, but in reality that's just like all NIH-oriented companies work. Canonical is the same. T
by ernst_klim 9y ago
They will, intentionally or not. Many think of EEE as of an evil plot, but in reality that's just like all NIH-oriented companies work. Canonical is the same. They take something and after that they make some in-house "improvements" without any care of standards, because they treat every piece of technology as their own, part of their product, and voila, we have a new non-compatible technology. It's cultural, they just can't do it in any other way, even when they make some MIT-licensed OSS.
- cjsuk 9y agoThe difference is that Canonical know when their time is up. Microsoft will steam roll everyone with marketing, blogs and noise.