Bad news for M$ is good news for alternate platforms like Amiga.

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You would think by now that MS might realize that they should stay focused on the area where they actually make money: software -- OS and business/productivity.  They should trash virtually all their money-losing divisions.  Why haven't they?  -Dave

P.S.  What word is misspelled more than any other word?  Lose.
'Loose' refers to other things, such as an ex-GF from years ago.

Pyromania wrote:
Bad news for M$ is good news for alternate platforms like Amiga.

This is not bad news for Microsoft; it's bad news for Microsoft employees. These actions will make Microsoft save money so they can be more competitive. So it may even be bad news for (some) competitors.

Amiga curse in action!

Dammy

I hope the worse for M$. I hope they go hell, damnit. I hope we can take off from this dark windows era, so hardware developers provide good drivers for alternative, light and usable OSes: for example, I am fed up with fighting for proper video refresh/sync control in Linux APIs, just because only Nvidia provides decent drivers for that platform.
Windows, windows....I hate that {bleep}! Slow, bloated, yet dominant {bleep}! I feel whole humankind is stupid for letting it become a dominant os!

I have no word to describe how much I hate Micro$ft. Every bad new for them, is good for me. I hope to see M$ falling.

Ha!  Microsoft will NEVER fall.

Thats what they always say right before they fail. :-D

 My opinion is that only the threat of anti-monopoly laws have prevented Microsoft from buying the rights to AmigaOs ,along with MacOS,,Solaris,and stopping the sales,support ,and development of all non-M$ programs.
IT's not as if Bill Gates didn't have the money.