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Update: Microsoft Inches Closer to Open Source

By Sean Michael Kerner

“Microsoft wants more open source software to run on Windows.
Microsoft also wants its own Open Source Initiative (OSI) approved
license. Perhaps they really can get along.

On the software side, Microsoft today announced a partnership
with open source solution vendor SpikeSource to eventually certify
all of SpikeSource’s SpikeIgnited solutions on the Microsoft
Windows platform…”

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