more python evangelising...
Remco Gerlich
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Wed Jun 28 04:25:05 EDT 2000
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Erik Ableson wrote in comp.lang.python: > Just to confuse things: > > We are talking about MS - and they're more interested in making money in > training packages, ms certification programs, etc. It stands to reason that > they have no interest in an open source product that they don't have the > ability to change arbitrarily to ensure that everyone in the corporate world > is sent on MS Certified retraining courses. Actually, they *can* do just that, because of its open sourceness. Nothing is stopping them from taking Python, maybe improving its Windows support (they can probably do a little better than Pythonwin since they built Windows, although their effort would probably be more irritating...), and release it as "MS Python"[1]. I just hope that *if* they do that, they won't break compatibility and cross platform support, but they usually do... [1] Or even Visual Python... -- Remco Gerlich, scarblac at pino.selwerd.nl This is no way to be Man ought to be free -- Ted Bundy That man should be me
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