I guess it's true that there is some MS-bashing going on in the OSS community. But you have to admit, there is some irony in praising MS for open-sourcing a tec

I guess it's true that there is some MS-bashing going on in the OSS community. But you have to admit, there is some irony in praising MS for open-sourcing a technology by saying it's the best thing for distributing closed-source binaries ;) OK, Java and .NET are going to stick around in the enterprise space. But you increasingly hear Java code being classified as "legacy". The next thing in enterprise is web apps, for better or worse. At least for the next few years. Then a major cloud hoster will have a serious data leak, and everyone will run screaming back to native apps. There's a reason computer technology development goes in circles :) > No, but the code + license is everything. Symbian is doing great...