| Zeichick's Take: The cross-platform Microsoft loves Mac more than 64-bit Windows |
| hétfő, 20 október 2008 | |
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October 16, 2008 — Silverlight represents one of those rare occasions where Microsoft promised to deliver cross-platform software—and delivered on those promises with a first-class implementation for Mac OS X as well as Windows, and for Firefox and Safari in addition to Internet Explorer. For that, Microsoft deserved an unabashed round of applause. Sure, Microsoft is supporting competing platforms for selfish reasons so that it can more effectively compete against other rich Internet runtimes, specifically those from Adobe. But what of it? Companies aren't altruistic. They only support competitors when it makes good business sense.
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