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That they were able to force Microsoft's hand like that says a lot about the desirability of a Linux notepad at that end of the market.
by regularfry 15y ago
That they were able to force Microsoft's hand like that says a lot about the desirability of a Linux notepad at that end of the market.
- joe_the_user 15y agoYes, The problem is that in a niche market that threatens to make inroads, MS has an incentive to lower their price to zero or even negative to prevent a competitor from entering the field (and Linux actually never costs zero since no one gives away reasonable quality Linux support and configuration).