Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 14th Jun 2007 16:04 UTC, submitted by davidiwharper
Linspire has announced an agreement to license voice-enabled instant messaging, Windows Media 10 codecs, and TrueType font technologies from Microsoft for its Linux distribution. Additionally, Microsoft will offer protection to Linspire customers against possible violations of Microsoft patents by Linux.
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RE[4]: Rear Interoperability
by DigitalAxis on Fri 15th Jun 2007 02:28
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RE[5]: Rear Interoperability
by raver31 on Sat 16th Jun 2007 03:25
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Not if they all adopt an excellent messenger like this one..
http://imvu.com/catalog/web_invitation.php?userId=13459923&from=pow...
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Well, I'll have to check. Audio problems are not uncommon in Linux
But MS keeps changing its protocols and introducing new "features". Text is enough for me.
I think we should go the Beryl way: Make an AWESOME messenger with an open protocol, and make people say "WOW, I'll drop boring MSN right now!!"