Ballmer attacks Linux on patent front
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer warned on Thursday that Linux may not really be free given the intellectual-property risks that could be posed by the open-source operating system.
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Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steve Ballmer reiterated the company&#39;s case against the open-source Linux operating system yesterday in an e-mail message to customers that was notable in part for its timing.
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TechWeb - Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer subtly raises the intellectual-property issue again.
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With CEO Steve Ballmer as the point man, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) has taken the offensive in its ongoing confrontation with Linux and the open-source community.
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But middleware will make it chatty Analysis The debate over who in the Linux camp will next get into bed with Microsoft is back on, after Red Hat's chief executive admitted to holding patent talks.â¦
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Was this what Microsoft (Steve Ballmer) was growling and threatening about, when he told Asian countries: &quot;nice little Linux OS you have here.
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The Microsoft chief executive warns Linux sellers that open-source "is not free."
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Blog: Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth says 'no thanks' to patent protection deals like the ones Microsoft has signed with other Linux distributors.
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Fear has been mounting in the open-source community that Microsoft could start suing users at any time for alleged patent violations.
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Microsoft has renewed its attack on Linux, its primary rival in the business software market, with Chief Executive Steve Ballmer telling customers in a letter sent the
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An e-mail Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer sent to customers around the world yesterday highlighted a new thrust in Microsoft&#39;s campaign against Linux.
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Meanwhile, in the big leagues... Fresh from Steve Ballmer's claim Linux infringes on Microsoft IP, Microsoft has itself succumbed to another accusation it is illegally using someone else's technology.â¦
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When it comes to Microsoft, IT pros still want to hear more about security, Linux and product futures. CEO Steve Ballmer did his best to accommodate them Wednesday morning in a keynote speech at the Gartner Symposium ITXpo in Orlando, Fla.
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has again argued the case that open source is not necessarily cheaper, nor more secure than its proprietary counterpart.
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Ziff Davis - Graphics library and kernel functions are open to attack, but the current Linux kernel addresses the problems.
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What&#39;s one of Steve Ballmer&#39;s biggest headaches? It&#39;s not Linux or security breaches. It&#39;s piracy, the Microsoft CEO said Wednesday.
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High-ranking kernel coders join Torvalds in opposing the new license draft; some say it could harm open source.