>
>A couple of days ago, they had a web page up at
>http://linus.microsoft.com. Guess what it was -- The default page for
>Apache on a RedHat installation!
>
This could mean that they have finally started porting IE 4.01 to Linux as
they have done for Solaris and HPUX. I heard that the IE for UNIX
programmers were all (or at least mostly) Linux guys, they may have
convinced MS to release IE for Linux. Or they might just have been
compiling Apache 1.3.0 with frontpage extensions (and the other bundled
utilities) for Linux. If it is IE, the addition of MS as an application
provider for Linux should be benifitial to us.
>hmm... I guess microsoft finally decided that windows was too unstable to
>run. Or, maybe they just wanted to steal some of the source code!
>
>-Paul
>
>On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, Spirilis wrote:
>
>> Hmm...
>>
>> <root>:/root# nslookup 131.107.74.11 198.6.1.1
>> Server: cache00.ns.uu.net
>> Address: 198.6.1.1
>>
>> Name: linus.microsoft.com
>> Address: 131.107.74.11
>>
>>
>> <root>:/root# nslookup linus.microsoft.com 198.6.1.1
>> Server: cache00.ns.uu.net
>> Address: 198.6.1.1
>>
>> Non-authoritative answer:
>> Name: linus.microsoft.com
>> Address: 131.107.74.11
>>
>> I wonder what MS uses that host for? ;-)
>>
>>
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