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Comments on: Windows gets a splash of Indigo

If the new communications system lives up to Microsoft's ambitions, its impact will be great, say industry executives and analysts.

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Lovely
by Bill Dautrive February 15, 2005 8:03 AM PST
More security holes for windows incoming.
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Our "Techno Jazz Ensemble" of Developers are in MS-Mood Indigo
by Catgic February 15, 2005 9:13 AM PST
Great article. A Beta ?preview? of Indigo now, is the right Cyber-COMM interoperability tune for the right time.

Bringing Cyber-COMM technologies down to each individual Windows desktop node now is great timing, and is a welcomed new capability for folks who are involved in designing and fielding distributing computing-communications systems applications.

Bronco Billy and the Rascals of Redmond have exhibited savvy distributed computing vision on this one.

Indigo offers much promise as regards desktop-to-desktop, end-to-end trans-network ?interoperability by design.?

Our Cyber-COMM Tech Developer Ensemble is anxious to get our hands on the new MS-Indigo Sheet music for application and integration into the Info-Orb Architecture? we use in our mobile contingency Cyber-COMM Systems. Our system design solutions must flexibly adaptable to and ?play well with others.? We hope MS-Indigo helps us ?elegantly? expand the cyber-systems communications capabilities of our Distributed Information Sensing, Detection & Fusion Nodal-Network applications.

The Cyber-Beat goes on?Tech-Biz Team, J. Albertz Group
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interoperability by design
by Ubber geek June 7, 2007 1:46 PM PDT
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The introductory statement is unacceptable
by February 16, 2005 7:49 AM PST
Dear Martin LaMonica,

I will not play along with fooling myself that Micro$oft wants to play & compete objectively. That is what "wants to play well" means to me.

You think I actually believe that Micro$oft "wants" to "play well" with others? Where have you been? Perhaps you were not specific enough and thus did not catch yourself on that one. They do not want to- they have to, and they veneer it with the appearance of wanting. Try not to help them out by playing along with it.

Truthfully you should have written "Microsoft has to play well with others. To do that, it's recoating THEIR future in Indigo."

Or you could have played it safe and written, "To play well with others, Microsoft is recoating their future with Indigo."
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20 bucks......
by mariusthull February 19, 2005 6:01 PM PST
20 bucks says while not being 100 percent standards compliant, Microsoft has added advanced features to their product that run only on MS server products and other MS software.
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