“The chief executive of open source operating system vendor
Linspire has vowed to fight any future attempts by Microsoft to
hold back Linux.“Speaking to vnunet.com at the launch of the British version of
Linspire 5 Michael Robinson explained that during the three year
court case his company suffered repeated attempts by Microsoft to
make life difficult. He even claimed that the Redmond giant had
gone so far as getting Linspire staff thrown out of a Japanese
hotel…”
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