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OLPC has joined Microsoft XP!
OLPC has just announced that they will be using Microsoft XP operating system on their $100 laptops. This is ridiculous and does go completely against their original core values.
They have lost faith from me at least, teaming up with Microsoft is the worst decision they could make, especially if their core values were about not using proprietary monopolized technology.
Their excuse is that they are not selling enough units and some countries are requiring Windows platform.
Screw them, focus on your core value.
What is it like?
It’s like an eco-friendly company who just signed up with a lumber company just so they can sell more of the recycled boxes…
These guys are probably in it for the money now more than they are trying to help people.
I might be harsh here but if they keep this up, we might as well call them scammers.
Microsoft has joined forces with the developers of the “$100 laptop” to make Windows available on the machines.
The move was prompted by countries which demanded the operating system before placing an order.
Trials of laptops loaded with Windows will begin in “four to five” countries from June, the organisations said.
The founder of One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), which developed the machines, denied the move was a “desperate new measure” to secure more orders.
By the way, this article is wrong too, the founder has “left” the company after the company’s decision to join Microsoft. Go Walter, you rulez!
What Windows Might Look Like On The OLPC
Google’s Bob Lee creates a much better image to go with our post yesterday about One Laptop Per Child and Windows teaming up. More at CrunchGear.
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Poor Children Of The World No Longer Will Have To Struggle With Linux
One Laptop Per Child will ship a special version of Windows on their low cost laptops for poor children, the two companies announced this afternoon. Previously the laptops, which to date have been tested in a number of countries, ran only Linux. Trials of the Windows version of the machines will begin in June in “key emerging markets.” OLPC is also working with third parties to port its user interface, called Sugar, to Windows, and is hoping to have a machine with dual boot options to allow “users” to choose between operating systems.
There are no financial terms being disclosed, although it wouldn’t be dumb to assume that not only is the software being supplied for free, but Microsoft made a healthy donation to the organization as well. The last thing Microsoft wants is for anyone who’s computer literate to think that a world without Microsoft Windows is possible.
On the upside, though, the pain of having to deal with Windows crashes may make some of these kids excellent technical support people over time. They’d just get lazy with Linux being so stable all the time.
If it isn’t obvious from what I’ve written above, I’m not impressed. OLPC is in danger of becoming a celebrity cause rather than a real attempt to bridge the digital divide. My guess is Linux worked just fine as an operating system for these machines.
Next up: Google Tools and AOL Dial Up service pre-installed on OLPCs?
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