TechWeb says,
The head of Microsoft’s open source software lab has extended a helping hand to Mozilla Corp. if it’s interested in making sure the Firefox browser and Thunderbird e-mail client run under Windows Vista.
In a posting to the Mozilla development planning discussion group, Sam Ramji, the director of the lab, said he had set aside office space for open-source developers and would make Microsoft engineers available to Firefox and Thunderbird coders.
If you don’t grok why Microsoft would make this offer, Uncle Scoble explains.
(Via Microsoft Watch)
Tags: Microsoft, Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird, open source, Windows Vista, Vista
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