Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 11th Jul 2007 22:45 UTC
Microsoft has reiterated its commitment to the desktop. Building on its co-founder Bill Gates' vision of a PC on every desk in every home, Microsoft will continue to focus on delivering desktop products. And in this context, nothing will change when it comes down to the development of the company's main cash cows. Windows Vista and the 2007 Office System will be followed by Windows Seven and Office 14. Kevin Turner, Chief Operating Officer, present at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2007 in Denver on July 10 emphasized the fact that Windows
Vista will neither be the last of its kind, nor the last big operating system release from the Redmond company. The same strategy is valid for the Office 2007 System.
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Not the original commercial Unixes and other commercial software. Most of it came with a look but don't touch license, and some allowed you to modify the source code for in house use (I don't know if you where allowed to distribute your patches or not). But that is not open source.