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However unlikely a future in which Microsoft makes Windows open source may sound, Microsoft has already taken considerable strides in that direction.
But instead of allowing developers to make changes to Windows and other products, its Microsofts fingers at the keyboard.
According to Microsoft Technical Fellow Mark Russinovich, a future that includes an open-source Windows could happen. Its definitely possible, Russinovich reportedly told an audience at the ChefCon conference in Santa Clara this week. Its a new Microsoft.
Every conversation you can imagine about what should we do with our softwareopen versus not-open versus serviceshas happened, Russinovich added.
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But instead of allowing developers to make changes to Windows and other products, its Microsofts fingers at the keyboard.
According to Microsoft Technical Fellow Mark Russinovich, a future that includes an open-source Windows could happen. Its definitely possible, Russinovich reportedly told an audience at the ChefCon conference in Santa Clara this week. Its a new Microsoft.
Every conversation you can imagine about what should we do with our softwareopen versus not-open versus serviceshas happened, Russinovich added.
Read More