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I'd say they got exactly what they wanted from usI'd say they got exactly what they wanted from usPosted Apr 23, 2008 23:56 UTC (Wed) by accensi (guest, #11754)In reply to: I'd say they got exactly what they wanted from us by jmorris42 Parent article: Negroponte on OLPC's commitment to Sugar
Microsoft only wants to play on mature markets. That is the main point. Asus need to open the market, used Linux and now made a deal with Microsoft (or was forced), where price should be the same for both versions, even if necessary to put a little more hardware in the Linux version. Almost fair, probably to avoid regulation issues. This month in the Brazilian edition (#41 - April '08) of Linux Magazine (the German branch, not the American one), with an interview with the Strategies Manager of MS Brazil, where he presents this "strategy" in full terms. The article is only available online for subscribers of LM.
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I'd say they got exactly what they wanted from us Posted Apr 24, 2008 1:33 UTC (Thu) by midg3t (guest, #30998) [Link] Could you mention or quote any of the key points of the article?
I'd say they got exactly what they wanted from us Posted Apr 24, 2008 14:41 UTC (Thu) by accensi (guest, #11754) [Link] Links is http://linuxmagazine.com.br/article/para_facilitar_a_inte... As I said, it is restricted to subscribers. I will try later night to do some summary from the copy at home.
I'd say they got exactly what they wanted from us Posted Apr 25, 2008 11:30 UTC (Fri) by accensi (guest, #11754) [Link] Found an online link: http://linuxmagazine.com.br/noticia/entrevista_ms_brasil You can use Google Translate for get an English version Go to the answer of the 3rd question.
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