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Teka je Broke, pini si sokat i gledaj si rabotu, če zglačosuješ ovaka, al što jes… ti i nesi
izi tuja uniju. :biggrin:Съг видомо ко’и ‘е оди коју стран, и кога плачају странцити да вреви овдека против и за Мајкрософат.
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Ја само не разумем како је ово победа за “свет слободног софтвера”, али добро, што рече Косми, “глеџ си работу”, па тека и ја :biggrin:
Slažem se da ovo nema veze sa slobodnim softverom. To bi bilo nekako upravo suprotno. Kao što rekose ovi čelnici iz Lenovoa, Linux i FLOSS korisnici spadaju u Enthusiast market, tako da će oni zameniti svaki softver koji nađu onim koji žele.
Ovde je rec o antimonopolskoj politici u okviru EU, i o korisnicima koji ne haju preterano šta su našli samo da je tu i da mogu da ga koriste odmah, što automatski isključuje veliki broj igrača na tržištu, vodi ka stvaranju gomile proprietary formata i nastanku potrebe da se na kraju svi ti softveri instaliraju na siroti Windows… Dobro, ovo poslednje je spekulacija, ali ono… tako nešto.
@torlaci
vie be, nasinci li ste? daj smanjite dozivljaj :biggrin:
list Ekonomist (Economist) u clanku pod nazivom “A bittersweet win over Microsoft” govori o tom dogadjaju.
evo par citata iz pomenutog clanka:
-svi su pod lupom EU:
“At the weekend Microsoft gave warning to rivals which had lined up to support the European case that a newly emboldened Commission could have them in its sights too. The decision will certainly provide fresh impetus for outstanding cases against Intel, Rambus and others. And other big tech firms like Apple and Google may yet feel the Commission’s breath on their necks. There could also be more action against Microsoft.”
– sta treba da zabrine m$:
“But Microsoft’s greater concern may well be the advance of open-source software and open standards. Linux, an open-source operating system, is widely used in servers and among the technically minded but—for now—constitutes no threat to Windows. Firefox, an open-source browser, is used by at least one in ten instead of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. Windows and Office, the firm’s word-processing and other applications, are the backbone of Microsoft. But increasingly the rise of online applications will lessen the importance of operating systems and may eventually chip away at Microsoft’s dominance.”
ceo clanak na:
http://www.economist.com/business/displaystory.cfm?story_id=9823880
u principu m$ je samo ogreban ovom kaznom i kakve to ima veze sa nama kad “ti i nesi izi tuja uniju“.
Evo još jednog citata.
I want Microsoft’s market share to diminish to significantly less than 95%. I can’t say that it has to be precisely 50% or whatever number, but it has to be significantly less than 95.
– Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner for Competition Policy
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/09/17/business/msft.php
“What the court is basically saying is that if you develop a successful product and get too big, the European Commission is going to force you to give away your intellectual property.”
When Microsoft wants to put handwriting and speech recognition features or stronger anti-virus and other security software into the Windows operating system, competitors can complain to European authorities
That’s it, I’m packing my bags. 🙂
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