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To: Bill Fischofer who wrote (15270)	12/21/1997
From: drmorgan	Read Replies (1) of 24154

Bill - But it's also true that technology becomes progressively more integrated over time. I used to run Trumpet but was glad to get rid of it once Windows 95 shipped with an integrated TCP/IP stack. Browsing capability is hardly a novelty these days and should be a basic OS function. The answer is not to pine away for the old days of disaggregation and roll-your-own piecemeal systems but to move up the food chain and compete on a higher functional level. That's the nature of the technology business. Okay, so in other words you would be completely satisfied in getting all your software needs from one company? You know why shouldn't MSFT supply everything? To hell with all those other companies, we should all just get in line, or should I say, tow the line and buy only MSFT product. After all the other software companies are dead I'm sure MSFT will continue to innovate great products because the market decides the winners and there can only be one winner. And of course after MSFT destroys all the competition we can all rest assured that they will always keep prices low and upgrades cheap. Derek

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