> There is no longer any good reason for an OS to be anything other than a public, common, property For the three months ending September 30, Microsoft's Windo

> There is no longer any good reason for an OS to be anything other than a public, common, property For the three months ending September 30, Microsoft's Windows division reported $4.58bn in revenue, $2.24bn in profits. Sounds like a good reason to hold off the open-sourcing a little longer, at least to me...