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Christian Huitema wrote:
Your fears appear to be based more on emotions than facts. To the best of my knowledge, the TCP/IP stack that ships in Windows conforms to the IETF standards and interoperates with the stacks that ship on other platforms -- it is certainly meant to. Several Microsoft employees participate to the IETF, volunteering a sizable amount of their time. Microsoft itself has a history of working with the IETF, including providing financial support to the RFC editor through ISOC.
Eliot
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