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Microsoft has no obligation to make their platform open, and as a business owner, I can't fault them for trying to leverage their platform to make money. In th
by nhangen 14y ago
Microsoft has no obligation to make their platform open, and as a business owner, I can't fault them for trying to leverage their platform to make money.
In this case, Microsoft came to Notch, so it's not like he set out to start a flame war, but I can't empathize with people who complain about operating systems being closed. The honest truth is that if you don't like it, and it's that important to you, then consider creating your own.
Of course I'm aware that this is not easy.
- saalweachter 14y agoWasn't there this big giant thing in the 90's where we decided that Microsoft did have to let other people develop for their OS?
- baby 14y ago> The honest truth is that if you don't like it, and it's that important to you, then consider creating your own. That's a pretty good come back that you have here.