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MontaVista Doubles Revenues; Completes Record Year with Record QuarterMontaVista Doubles Revenues; Completes Record Year with Record QuarterPosted Feb 5, 2003 3:49 UTC (Wed) by Ross (subscriber, #4065)Parent article: MontaVista Doubles Revenues; Completes Record Year with Record Quarter Monta Vista may be a Linux company but I sure looks like they use Windows to prepare press releases :) Seriously, why can't Microsoft use standard character encodings like ASCII, ISO8859-1, or UTF{8,16}? There are also perfectly good HTML tags to encode curly-quotes and other characters.
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MontaVista Doubles Revenues; Completes Record Year with Record Quarter Posted Feb 5, 2003 22:25 UTC (Wed) by Peter (guest, #1127) [Link] Monta Vista may be a Linux company but I sure looks like they use Windows to prepare press releases :) A few years ago I received a moronised contract from Linuxcare. That was the day I realised certain parts of a company will never eat their own dog food. A pity, and (in my view) poor PR, but I doubt most Linux companies (or other platform vendors, besides Apple and Microsoft) are any different. Come on, has anyone ever believed that everyone at Sun uses only Java-based thin clients and Solaris application servers? Even since their acquisition of StarOffice? (:
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