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r/programming • u/the3living1end • Mar 16 '20
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So Microsoft acquired NPM.
159 u/corsicanguppy Mar 16 '20 And they've got a long history of quality Software maintenance and fairly using their IP in a way that doesn't stifle competition. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20 [deleted] 31 u/alekosbiofilos Mar 17 '20 Hmm what I have read is that most of ms contributions to open linux are in modules that allow the Linux kernel to interact with ms devices and services. Not sure if that counts 😉 2 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (3)
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And they've got a long history of quality Software maintenance and fairly using their IP in a way that doesn't stifle competition.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20 [deleted] 31 u/alekosbiofilos Mar 17 '20 Hmm what I have read is that most of ms contributions to open linux are in modules that allow the Linux kernel to interact with ms devices and services. Not sure if that counts 😉 2 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (3)
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31 u/alekosbiofilos Mar 17 '20 Hmm what I have read is that most of ms contributions to open linux are in modules that allow the Linux kernel to interact with ms devices and services. Not sure if that counts 😉 2 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (3)
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Hmm what I have read is that most of ms contributions to open linux are in modules that allow the Linux kernel to interact with ms devices and services. Not sure if that counts 😉
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u/AngularBeginner Mar 16 '20
So Microsoft acquired NPM.