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A tour of the Microsoft open source labA tour of the Microsoft open source labPosted Mar 26, 2008 1:13 UTC (Wed) by higuita (guest, #32245)In reply to: A tour of the Microsoft open source lab by sramji Parent article: A tour of the Microsoft open source lab
i dont know, but things like exchange 2007 OWA being a sh*it in firefox, not having support for public folders, not having rich text support, when supporting the public folder is just a matter of putting there the damn link, rich text support is just a matter of dropping TinyMCE (its LGPL, so not any problem using it) or using correct html and javascript instead of activex... OR adding support for odt in office (and sharepoint) and drop ooxml (or at least use BOTH)... or let activeX die and promote the use of correct html and javascript... or adding working support in outlook and exchange for other protocols other than MAPI (like webdav, caldav)... or add native support for other filesystems (HFS+, ext3) and protocols (ssh, nfs)... or (etc, etc, etc) only when MS stops putting stupid limitations in it own software and start to use standard protocols (without extending it), we people will give you some slack dont get me wrong, your work is important, but for each thing you manage to improve, other parts of MS manage to break or limit 3 or 4 other things. Apple have done a system that mostly plays well with others, MS keep trying to play alone and only listen to other kids with big guys (gov's, big companies) force then to. Competition is good, if your software is good, there is no need to make business by enforcing a monopoly and using grey methods!! so again, you guys are doing a good thing, please dont stop, saddly there is still ALOT to be done
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