YESTERDAY we showed that Richard Stallman does not support .NET/Mono in GNU/Linux, not by default anyway. The following is an adaptation of Jose's comment, which he wanted us to share here. It nicely relates to something that we saw a couple of weeks ago.
Read more »Reader’s Article: Mono as a One-way Bridge (to Windows)
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Lunch with Microsoft to Talk About ODF, Which it is Attacking
ODF - just like Java - has Microsoft getting close to it only to break it
Microsoft, an ODF Slugfest
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OSCON Sells Out to Convicted Monopolist Microsoft, Again
OSCON 2009 has already sold out to Microsoft, as Microsoft bought itself a keynote spot
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Microsoft is Policing Digg — Claim
DIGG, like Slashdot, lost its way a couple of years ago when companies saw the potential to market, police and guide the zeitgeist. We wrote about this a few times before [1, 2] and SJVN bases his latest article on personal experience which is bitter.
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Microsoft Antitrust Settlement in Arizona Might Not be ‘Funny Money’
The difference between software coupons and purchasing of new equipment
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Microsoft talks about harming competition by embracing and extending
Nathan Myhrvold/Bill Gates Use “Embrace and Extend” Against “Mak[ing] it Easy for People to Do Competitive Operating Systems”
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Bill Gates’ “Security as a lock in” Memo (to Discriminate Against Non-Windows OSes)
To Bill Gates, "security" is means of advancing Windows and they "need to make this an explicit goal of [their] security strategy"
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Bill Gates: “We Should Look at Even Patenting the Things That We Do Add to Help Office”
Bill Gates wants not only to make IE "extend" HTML but also to patent Office features that do so
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Press That Covers Microsoft Also Sponsored by Microsoft, Praises Microsoft
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Edelman and Waggener Edstrom Reported to the FTC
Earlier today we wrote about the FTC planning to put an end to bribed bloggers. But they might be targeting the receiving end rather than eradicating the problem at its root. Microsoft bribes bloggers not directly; rather, it uses unethical marketing agencies.
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Federal Trade Commission May Crack Down on Microsoft’s Bribery of Bloggers
THE FTC may not be the most potent of bodies [1, 2], but it may finally make a move to end the bribing of bloggers. Microsoft is a major culprit [1, 2, 3, 4] and an article about intent to take action specifically mentions Microsoft as an example...
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Microsoft Forcibly Turns Washington State University Students to Customers
Students of WSU (Washington State University) are the latest victims of Live@Edu
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Bill Gates Mocks Free Software by Substituting “Proprietary” With “Commercial”
Same old FUD patterns found in Microsoft's internal discussions
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Bill Gates: “Our Most Potent Operating System Competitor is Linux”
Based on Comes vs Microsoft exhibits, we already know that the company from Redmond is most afraid of GNU/Linux. There is no point in denying it and it is always valuable to see what the company says internally. In today's exhibit, Exhibit PX08256 (2001) [PDF], a revealing memo from Gates is shown publicly, probably for the first time at least on the Web.
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Open/SUSE and .NET
Microsoft lock-in still enters GNU/Linux, with Novell's sponsorship
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