As crazy and scary as it sounds, it’s true! Sam Ramjii, Director of Microsoft’s Open Source Software Lab, has extended an invitation to the Firefox and Thunderbird developers asking them if they’d like to visit the company’s open source research center. Microsoft’s hopes are that, in a four-day span, the company can provide the open source developers with enough information to get the popular web browser running smoothly on Windows Vista.
Last Saturday, Ramjii posted a message in the newsgroup “mozilla.dev.planning” asking Mozilla’s Mike Schroepfer and any other Firefox developers if they’d be interested in visiting the Windows Vista Readiness ISV Lab. Ramjii said that he’s made a special exception for the Mozilla team since this isn’t how the lab invitations normally work.
More on this news at Arstechnica
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What language is the link in? Can you read it?
maybe it’s a trap! beware firefox team!
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