Sun Asks Court To Put Java Into Windows


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its a legit arguement. im sick of having "microsoft alternatives" to products that already have standards set and shouldnt be left out of any major non-power user operating system.

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How quickly people forget that it was Sun Microsystems who demanded that the Java Virtual Machine *not* be shipped with Windows XP.

Microsoft complied (because Sun have continually plagued Microsoft about upgrading the Java VM whenever Sun brings out a new revision) and now they are fighting to get it back in, they are true morons.

I will never understand how a court of law can demand a product be included in its competitions product because otherwise they might be "too successful" Microsoft should be able to do with Windows whatever *it* wants, its not open source its a business and leeching ###### like Sun/Netscape/Real Media just accept that the vast majority of end-users dont care for their products, let alone pay for them.

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How quickly people forget that it was Sun Microsystems who demanded that the Java Virtual Machine *not* be shipped with Windows XP.

Microsoft complied (because Sun have continually plagued Microsoft about upgrading the Java VM whenever Sun brings out a new revision) and now they are fighting to get it back in, they are true morons.

I will never understand how a court of law can demand a product be included in its competitions product because otherwise they might be "too successful" Microsoft should be able to do with Windows whatever *it* wants, its not open source its a business and leeching ###### like Sun/Netscape/Real Media just accept that the vast majority of end-users dont care for their products, let alone pay for them.

god damnit, sun go away, feel the wraith of Microsoft .NET and stop your bitching already!

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