I'm not the one trying to make a MS tech an integral part of the Linux desktop.
But I understand your frustration when people don't want to get behind of what you're doing. I mean, there surely is money in there for you somewhere in all this. Getting paid for making "love." I wonder, what does that make you?
Last edited by RealNC; 07-12-2012 at 03:53 AM.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand there's the "you must be being paid by Microsoft" conspiracy theorizing, folks.
"I DON'T LIKE THE SAME THING AS YOU, CLEARLY YOU ARE GETTING PAID TO DO IT"
I don't assume that you're being paid by Sun or Google or whatevs for your evangelizing, I just assume you're an idiot. Try Occam's Razor some time.
This just proves your ignorance about who MS is and what they've been doing. If you're prepared to "love" them, then clearly it's not me who's the idiot here. It's sad that you don't realize that. You see some MS tech, and you go like "ooh, look at the shiny-shiny." If that's not idiocy, I don't know.
Your entire modern web browsing experience is built on XMLHttpRequest - which is a clone of XMLHTTP (One of the Microsoft Internet Explorer only extensions that people used to complain about in the IE5/IE6 era). Google Maps or GMail are good example sites using it.
Pushed to whom?and a whole framework that was pushed like no tomorrow.