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Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News)Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News)Posted Sep 14, 2003 19:09 UTC (Sun) by gadeiros (guest, #3929)In reply to: Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News) by neoprene Parent article: Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News) I don't know about the US, but in Germany there are ways to stop somebody telling lies about somebody else in public. If I was a Linux developer, I would sue the ass out of this guy and M$. In German we call this "ehrabschneidend" of which slander(ing) is not the full translation. This issue MUST be solved once and forever, I think.
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Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News) Posted Sep 14, 2003 20:54 UTC (Sun) by dclayton (guest, #14075) [Link] Linux source code is there for all the world to see.Why doesn't M$ post their code so we can see how much is stolen from outside sources? Billy Bob and his pet monkey boy won't want to play that game. Microsoft is not doing anything exotic why not open their code if it really is their code? I bet a lot of innovative little companies would be surprized to see how brazenly Microsoft has stolen their code. I will never believe Microsoft believes in IP until they show to the world without an NDA that their code is clean. Put up or shut up Billy. Dan Clayton
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