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I doubt that the majority of people or companies switch to Linux because they hate $soft ..... I dont especially like many of the vendors I have dealt with over the years but in my fiduciary role for the company I make choices on the best value and least risk for the investors. $soft fails on...

More monkey-like comments .......

More aggression ....

..... Humans have the ability to reason and provide enlightened argument. Animals resort to aggression when they get frustrated ...... Go get a banana !

Didn't put a time line on it ... but others have put a time line on their claims of robustness but have not been able to provide anything other than naysaying .... $soft enjoyed this "robust" monopoly for a long time ...but now the playing field has dramatically changed in a structural way...

More Monkey-like comments .... Still waiting for your insightful analysis ....

No valid argument from you ... still waiting...

Out of bananas ?

Again you prove the difference between man and monkey. Time for another banana ?

Yes. My opinion is that I can write quality numerical code faster in C than fortran ... and if there is a good optimizing compiler (either standard or parallel C) I could get more done in environments where I had the choice. There is still are many Fortran libraries in use ... once they work and...

I'm not contending that they will grow and prosper ... you are ..... make your predictions .. assuming you actually have any hard research on which to base you numbers .....

Answer I do. Now your prediction for going forward earnings for the next 12 quarters ? We are waiting.

When do YOU expect them to be reflected in declining quarterly earnings ?

Part of all this may be the change in CFO ... the old CFO was much more experienced and I think that the current CFO is still integrating .... Probably will see less of this and more midquarter updates goig forward as tehy fine tune things. ...

"If the KFTC enters an order requiring Microsoft to remove code or redesign Windows uniquely for the Korean market, it might be necessary to withdraw Windows from the Korean market or delay offering new versions in Korea," Microsoft said in a U.S. regulatory filing on Thursday. First we had...

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