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05/30/2003, 12:50pm, EDT
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MS Watch: Panther vs. Longhorn: The Rematch
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Microsoft Watch has posted 'Panther vs. Longhorn: The Rematch,' which attempts to clear some of the confusion generated by the first article: " Specifically, some readers took issue with what they described as an apples-and-oranges comparison between the Panther version of Mac OS X (a k a Version 10.3 and due to reach developers in June and end users this fall) and the Longhorn upgrade to Windows (which won't ship until 2005). But that's precisely the point: If Apple sticks to a yearly cycle of product updates between now and 2005, it will be going on Mac OS X 10.5 by the time Longhorn delivers GUI enhancements and other features designed to take on Mac OS X 10.2. Even if Redmond comes through with all of the capabilities it's predicting, it will still be choking on dust kicked up by an additional couple of Mac OS X revs."
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Good; by the time MS realises that Apple's beaten them to a bloody pulp, it'll be too late.
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BSD and Linux are one of the same!
osx is the only sucessfull linex
in the mainstream way
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...and I thought Shchiller was quoted as saying the 'cycle' was 1-1/2 to 2 years 'as in the past' - so debatably we will have paid twice for beta OSware...? Even at this date I am ACTUALLY debating heading back to OS-9 because it is so much faster & everything works...
XP has been remarkably trouble free for me...
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apple may not be on their radar, but apple must be in headlites since microsoft always seem to come out with a microsoft version of apple ideas soon after apple.
bah. go back to hanging out with people that take pride in calling themselves microsoft employees.
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Fact that they copied from the term Mac Evangelists shows their mentality.
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