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By Andy McCue

Published: Wednesday 24 March 2004


Name

Mark Leman


Location

Oxford


Occupation

IT Manager


Comment

Whos next in the firing line, Microsoft is a successful business who are now being penalised for being just that.

I really cant see stripping down a OS to remove unfair advantages working very well, as a consumer i will still purchase the all in one, and then maybe purchase additional software if i did not like what i got, either way i have both then.

I dont see veritas complaining about ntbackup

And as to whether 3rd party products will work any better on a windows box because they have more code access remains to be seen, i would be confident in saying that they could also make a windows box worse.



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