Re: EU is on the loose.

From: Henrick Hellström <henrick@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:49:00 +0100

I.P. Nichols wrote:

How could even those quirky EU commissars consider the .NET framework some sort of unfair advantage.

I presume it is the other way around: The .NET Framework gets an unfair advantage (vs. JAVA and other frameworks) by being bundled with Windows.

FWIW and IMHO I think they are right, but five years too late.
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