Microsoft's patent-encumbered "gifts" to GNU/Linux are being pushed into devices with Novell's help

Windows shows that it not only brings security problems to Apache but also to battery chargers

You can accuse Microsoft of many things but you can never accuse the company of being short on chutzpah.

Novell supports the BSA et al, thus harming some of its own interests as an arguably "open source" (or "mixed source") company

Using flawed and partly Microsoft-funded numbers, the advocates of proprietary software beg to suggest that GNU/Linux is declining (which it's not)

We all know that the Redmond giant has long supported floss and it has announced it's going to put it's full backing behind gnu/linux.

Actually no, it spent years calling the GPL communist and trying to destroy anything that threatens it's monopoly position. But that's sort of the same thing right?

In yet another attack on open source software usage around the world, a copyright-focused organization is claiming that use of open source software promotes piracy. With a new 498-page report (PDF) that repeatedly defies logic, the International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) argues that the office of the U.S.

Mono employees are already trying to put .NET inside a GNU/Linux platform that was announced over a week ago