15 January 2003 Software giant Microsoft has said it will release the source code of its Windows operating systems to governments for the first time. The move is an attempt by the company to address ...

Microsoft could be ready to reveal the Windows source code for the first time at some point in the not-so-distant future as part of the exciting new era under new CEO Satya Nadella. First reported by ...

Simplewall offers a powerful alternative. It’s a 2MB download that transforms your PC from a leaky sieve into a digital ...

The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a set of software tools that basically lets you install and run native Linux applications on a Windows PC without rebooting ...

WOW! All these years I just assumed they used TFS. Where I work the IT devs (managed code for web services, e-commerce, data/reporting, ERP....) use TFS. Engineering devs (C running on bare metal) use ...

To many, free open source software and Microsoft Windows seem to be mutually exclusive. After all, the open source development model is most closely associated with the Linux OS and, to a lesser ...

<p>Rumors are circulating that the source code, or at least a portion thereof, for both Windows NT and Windows 2000 has been leaked onto the Internet. As of yet, there has been no official word from ...

NEW YORK — For years, Microsoft Corp. has quietly followed the custom of other operating system developers and provided its closely-guarded Windows source code to its best corporate customers as a ...

Some of the core computer code for Microsoft's Windows NT 4 and Windows 2000 products has been found circulating online. The files are reportedly proving very popular on file-sharing networks such as ...