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ComputerWorld:

"...The Java language is a masterful attempt to move programmers and
organizations into the Sun orbit, into a proprietary software
architecture and platform that is "open" in name only, from the
"Windows monopoly" to the "Java/Java virtual machine monopoly," which
comprises software that, coincidentally runs best on Sun hardware
using a Sun operating system. 

I believe that for Sun, wide acceptance of Java and the Java virtual
machine is a life-or-death issue because the company's hardware and
operating system are being eclipsed by faster Intel and AMDchips and
by the Linux operating system. So Sun's motives are understandable.
But the method is underhanded. 

I urge organizations to consider whether they want their software
infrastructure to depend on an essentially proprietary software
architecture owned and licensed by a single company, with all the
other problems I've mentioned. I personally would think twice before
making such a decision. You should, too...." 
 
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http://www.computerworld.com/home/print.nsf/all/9902158FA6

A.L.