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Will SUNW bring down MSFT?
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Emcee:  Dan Guinan Type:  Unmoderated
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103 Dan, SUNW will NOT bring down MSFT!!! Just as surely as Apple brought down Appldavid gilman reed-8/3/1997
102 Dan, I have join in thanking you for starting this thread. As many of you knowDaniel Schuh-8/3/1997
101 <i>Hey Dan cool it !!! ... A bit less aggression please !!!</i> MyDan Guinan-8/2/1997
100 <i>I have used Unix since 1980 or so, along with other systems. One thingDan Guinan-8/2/1997
99 Charles I can't comment on NT but I can tell you for a fact that one of themicromike-8/2/1997
98 see also-- home page for same link, "microsoft declares war on java."steve-8/2/1997
97 Java chips to replace magnetic strips on Visa cards starting next year computeA. Reader-8/2/1997
96 There is a third group-- those who are *not* committed to Windows (A) or cross-Bearded One-8/2/1997
95 Hey Dan cool it !!! I agree with a lot of the points you have already made and Steve Lee-8/2/1997
94 Dan Guinan writes: Why is it that Microsoft supporters tend to abuse the truth Robert-8/2/1997
93 <i> This [bringing down Microsoft] seems to be a major motivation behind Dan Guinan-8/2/1997
92 Java uses C++ syntax, almost an exact copy. If you know C, you already know JavIrv Paton-8/2/1997
91 Re:Anyway, I hope Sun succeeds in bringing ole Microsoft down a few pegs! ThisSteve Lee-8/2/1997
90 To All, Read current issue of Information Week on its website....it says thharrypolo-8/2/1997
89 May I suggest the newsgroups comp.lang.java.advocacy or comp.lang.java.programmCharles Hughes-8/2/1997
88 >>>I have always felt that Apple Computer should have won their law suCharles Hughes-8/2/1997
87 >>>Java is just a stripped down C (nothing extra, but a lot stripped oCharles Hughes-8/2/1997
86 >>>Dan we need a standard to prevent Microslop from fragmenting it allCharles Hughes-8/2/1997
85 >>> Chung I think most of these people who think UNIX is dead are peopCharles Hughes-8/2/1997
84 >>>How about Lotus, Borland, WordPerfect, Commodore or Digital ResearcCharles Hughes-8/2/1997
83 Robert, I enjoyed your post. I would like to elaborate on one of your points:Dan Guinan-8/2/1997
82 Dan Guinan writes: (1) The Operating System market will become a commodity markRobert-8/2/1997
81 Mike, Windows will be an open platform when MS needs that approach to contiDuane L. Olson-8/2/1997
80 NT Server fits in well with windows on the desktop, but it seems to have reliabkahunabear-8/2/1997
79 For whatever its worth, Sybase/Powersoft seem to be embracing JAVA. Their futurkahunabear-8/2/1997
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