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New Yes it would if they all had franctions of the marketshare
but we would have more than one OS as "standard". Write a program for OS/2, and then DR-DOS wouldn't run it. Write a program for Linux, and Plan9 wouldn't run it. Write a MacOS program, and BeOS wouldn't run it. Etc.

Best thing to do is crack open that Microsoft API and have other companies clone their own Windows to use that API, or build emulators or whatever to run Windows software. Then everyone can have a piece of the pie.

Remember in the early 80's when Compute! and other magazines had source code for programs, and each program had like 6 ports or more? One for each major machine?

I am free now, to choose my own destiny.
New Still missing the fscking point.
Norm gibbers on:
but we would have more than one OS as "standard.
Holy fucking shit goddamitall to Hell, that IS the bloody point!!!

For fuck's sake, buy a frigging clue, willya?!?
   Christian R. Conrad
Of course, who am I to point fingers? I'm in the "Information Technology" business, prima facia evidence that there's bats in the bell tower.
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     MSFT: settlement would put computer field back 20 years - (kmself) - (13)
         chuckle. - (Brandioch)
         What hubris! - (wharris2)
         Oops. - (acagle)
         Lessee. . . . . - (acagle)
         20 years ago today? - (orion) - (8)
             *shudder* - (imric) - (7)
                 LRPDism: - (imric)
                 Did we trade one evil for another? - (orion) - (5)
                     Re: Did we trade one evil for another? - (Steve Lowe) - (4)
                         They'd all be better? - (orion) - (3)
                             Missed point entirely - (Steve Lowe) - (2)
                                 Yes it would if they all had franctions of the marketshare - (orion) - (1)
                                     Still missing the fscking point. - (CRConrad)

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