EU still waiting for Microsoft's proposal

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Microsoft meets with EU officials for a second day to discuss its options: opening its source code or paying millions of dollars in fines.

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by techguy83 January 31, 2006 2:16 PM PST: Great, Europe wants Microsoft's Source code may public to those who pay to see it.

If you are going to do this to one company, you might as well do it to all proprietary software companies.

Apple beware, you'll be next to Europe's list of targets.; Like this Reply to this comment

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by techguy83 January 31, 2006 2:16 PM PST: Great, Europe wants Microsoft's Source code may public to those who pay to see it.

If you are going to do this to one company, you might as well do it to all proprietary software companies.

Apple beware, you'll be next to Europe's list of targets.; Like this Reply to this comment

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