Unix in Redmond

[Frank Ramsay]

I am aware of SCO-Microsoft connection, my point is the article says
nothing about the reliablity of these former employees or indeed _why_
they are no longer employed there.  For all we know they could have
been lying to Mr. Cringely to get back at MS for fireing them them.

We do need to keep our facts strait, if we start using this as gospile 
later MS (or some pro-MS zelots) give proof that it is false it will
reflect badly upon the entire Linux community.  This article is hearsay,
nothing more, so treat it with a grain of salt (and hope it's true!)


					-fjr


> Back in the early '80s, there was a Unix port called Xenix that was 
> developed by Microsoft. It was later spun off to SCO.
> Frank Ramsay wrote:
> > I read this earlier today.  I don't know now much of this
> > to believe.  We all know they are running some Unix (Hotmail)
> > but there is no proof offered in the article (which would be 
> > better described as a gossip column)  Of course we all
> > _want_ to believe this so it's hard not to
> > 
> > > Here's an excerpt from Bob Cringely's article in InforWorld last Friday.
> > > The full article is at
> > > 
> > >     http://www.InfoWorld.com/articles/op/xml/00/08/28/000828opcringe.xml
> -- 
> Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
> Boston Linux and Unix user group
> http://www.blu.org
> 
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