Sun and Microsoft

Wed Apr 14 11:12:02 GMT 2004 Sun and Microsoft

Sun and Microsoft have buried the hatchet on Java. Many in the Open Source community see this as a very bad move by Sun, and although I don't share some of the more radical conspiracy views, I do think that Sun will regret this eventually.


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Sun is afraid of Linux, and of course so is Microsoft. They should be. But Sun has less to fear than Microsoft.

I guess they don't see it that way, and I certainly could be wrong. But mice shouldn't make friends with cats just because a hawk is making both their lives miserable.




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  • Nov 21 07:55
    @loudmouthman: correct, but how do you prove ANYTHING like that is accurate? You can't. A text file is no better or worse than anything.
  • Nov 21 07:40
    @loudmouthman: well, a digital signature could prove it hadn't been altered. Text is no more insecure than anything else in that sense.









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