“Microsoft is a tremendous competitor in every market in the
world. And according to a letter written by Mandriva Linux CEO
Francois Bancilhon, it’s so bent on winning that it undercut a deal
between the Nigerian government and the Linux vendor.“The letter details circumstances that might raise some ethical
questions about Microsoft’s competitive practices. It alleges that
the Nigerian government has modified a deal it had with Mandriva
for 17,000 PCs using the Intel Classmate PC running on Mandriva
Linux to instead run Microsoft Windows…”
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