The Web page contains links to more of the pleadings filed in the matter. The Final Judgment is available in HTML markup, pdf, and Word Perfect formats. I would recommend that you read the Findings of Fact and the Conclusions of Law as well as the Final Judgment so that you understand the reasoning behind the Judgment. Particularly, you need to understand the importance of middleware in the decision. The court stated that it believes Microsoft, if left to its own devices, would continue the conduct found by the judge to be the illegal restraint of trade, the construction of barriers to entry into the market for desktop operating systems, and other actions found to be improper.
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I strongly recommend reading the amicus brief of Professor Lee Hollaar. Professor Hollaar provides a suggestion to the court on how to determine whether combining programs provides benefit to the consumer. As part of his analysis, Professor Lee gives much needed definition to what an operating system is and whether programs are part of the OS or the distribution. I hope that you will take the time to read the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and reach your own conclusion. My opinion is that Judge Jackson found a course of conduct which has nothing to do with winning the browser wars and that the course of conduct is ongoing, making the past not irrelevant but an accurate predictor of future conduct.