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  • Microsoft Makes The Extensible Storage Engine Open-Source

    Phoronix: Microsoft Makes The Extensible Storage Engine Open-Source

    Microsoft's Extensible Storage Engine that has been in use for more than a quarter century and present since Windows NT 3.51 and Microsoft Exchange 4.0 is now open-source...

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  • #2
    There are so many altertatives no one cares, but nice to see it happen anyway.

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    • #3
      How about MS office and/or AD for Linux instead?
      Closed-source Flatpak is fine. Thanks.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by mppix View Post
        How about MS office and/or AD for Linux instead?
        Closed-source Flatpak is fine. Thanks.
        NO. FUCK YOU
        - Microsoft Probably

        /s

        Btw Microsoft <3 Linux BUT ONLY WHEN IT BENEFITS MICROSOFT

        /ns

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        • #5
          The famous tripple E's in action.... in a rather sneaky way....

          http://www.dirtcellar.net

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          • #6
            Originally posted by elatllat View Post
            There are so many altertatives no one cares, but nice to see it happen anyway.
            There are so many alternatives no one USES.
            Having the one that actually matters in the real world becoming open source is surely a good thing.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by mppix View Post
              How about MS office and/or AD for Linux instead?
              Closed-source Flatpak is fine. Thanks.
              Microsoft's technique to open-source:

              - Open something nobody really wants to see anymore (DOS, ESE)
              - Open something but make sure it is tied to Windows or something (.NET Core)
              - Use open-source and tie it to Windows with a closed knot (WSL and libd3d12.so)

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              • #8
                Originally posted by mppix View Post
                How about MS office and/or AD for Linux instead?
                Closed-source Flatpak is fine. Thanks.
                Typical Linux user: We hate Windows, we hate Microsoft, but we want your software.

                And Samba can do AD.

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                • #9
                  I bet Microsoft's AD customer base is demanding this which is why they are responding. Maybe they're even demanding to run AD directly on Linux which would allow them to dump Microsoft servers.

                  Somebody is demanding something that is paying big $$$. That's all that Microsoft responds to.

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                  • #10
                    Microsoft runs a lot of Linux these days, I'm guessing they want to move some of their apps which use this storage engine to Linux. Especially in the backends for their cloud offerings.

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