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Beh se consideriamo che per anni microsoft ha fatto la guerra a
linux.. questa potrebbe essere una vittoria per l'open source,
modello che alla lunga risulterà vincente perchè tutti ne traggono
benefici.<br>
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Il 05/04/2012 1.30, Andrea Pescetelli ha scritto:
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cite="mid:CABJBXdkimG7bzxJ03qyZAZYDUbHdBMkoBwxZoV8aHb4xMbkP6g@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Volevo segnalare questo articolo interessante.<br>
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href="http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/04/linux-kernel-in-2011-15-million-total-lines-of-code-and-microsoft-is-a-top-contributor.ars"
target="_blank">http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/04/linux-kernel-in-2011-15-million-total-lines-of-code-and-microsoft-is-a-top-contributor.ars</a><br>
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<b>A new addition to the list of top contributors this year was
Microsoft. The Redmond giant was the 17th most prolific
corporate contributor to the Linux kernel in 2011. The company
first began contributing code to Linux in 2009 when it submitted
patches to improve the performance of running virtualized Linux
guest instances on Windows servers.</b><br>
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Buona lettura e relative convulsioni annesse se presenti.<br>
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Saluti <br>
Fish
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