Hasn't Microsoft learned anything from its antitrust
battles? Can anyone spell BREAKUP?
As soon as they try to tie one of their desktop applications
to their OS through either licensing provisions or
undocumented system calls, they could be in for more trouble
than they can wiggle their way
If you haven't tried it already and are looking for an open
source office suite, check out www.openoffice.org. It's backed by Sun
and made to compete more directly with Microsoft then StarOffice was.
The Windows and *nix version of the software is fully released, but the
Mac is still a in
Staroffice, I speculate, was developed to cut into the revenue stream of
their competitor, Microsoft. Since a small revenue stream is being produced
by Staroffice, they made a business decision of developing a product for the
market that would really hurt Microsoft. Staroffice is also availa
