The article itself is a load of FUD. It's funny how articles like these appear like mushrooms after the rain whenever one of the following things happens: - a

The article itself is a load of FUD. It's funny how articles like these appear like mushrooms after the rain whenever one of the following things happens: - an open source project which can "lower" the sales of Microsoft's products is launched - a new commercial product is launched and it might lower Microsoft's sales - an application / product gains enough traction to threaten Microsoft's position in some market - Microsoft's products become less relevant to the needs of the people & the companies - people talk about issues with Microsoft's products - try to saturate all the websites and news feeds with counter-offensive articles against the competition - IE / Bing / etc lose market & people migrate to other browsers and search engines I've seen this happen with Android, Linux, open source database software, Open Office, web servers and others.