[ Thanks to Jan
Stafford for these links. ]
From Part One:
“Do you truly believe there is a real conspiracy against
Linux, one led by Microsoft?“John H. Terpstra: Conspiracies require
well-thought-out design and coordinated execution, and I am not
convinced that Microsoft has demonstrated much of that.“I respect what, as a company, Microsoft has achieved. They are
major contributors to the development and growth of the consumer IT
industry, and it would not be what it is today without the
tremendous infusion of technology, products and services that
started with the first MS-DOS PCs…”
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