14,010 lines of actual Linux code, not 20,000 as Microsoft claimed
Read more »Microsoft Blames Open Source for Sales Slump
Microsoft’s Q4 report to the U.S. SEC includes a rundown of their risk and competition factors, and on that list are both Linux and open source solutions.
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Microsoft .NET Tries to Piggyback OLPC, Novell Helps the Same Cause
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Microsoft under threat from Linux - it's official
Microsoft has warned investors about new threats to its precious client-side tech ecosystem, by listing Linux vendors Canonical and Red Hat as rivals in its annual Form 10-K filing. The software giant also acknowledged Apple’s impressive market share grab in the US, where it now commands fourth place for total shipments.
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Apple Still Abuses Linux-based Phones, Formal Complaint Filed
Apple bites Palm in order to guard its territory rather than compete fairly
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MS Should be Reported to the Advertising Standards Authority or the Equivalent
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and the likes of it may wish to hear about Microsoft's practices in regard to "TCO", benchmark frauds, and fake OEM "Recommendations"
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Microsoft admits the obvious but not the truth
In its latest 10-K report Microsoft admits what we already knew. Open source has run away with its lunch money.
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Microsoft Confirms Existence of Anti-GNU/Linux Teams
Microsoft's Chief Operating Officer on the "tremendous progress [...] made by the teams on open source and going against Linux"
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Sun’s Chief OSS Officer: MS’s Linux Code Apparently About Avoidance of a GPL Lawsuit
Microsoft's true attitude towards the GPL is still obvious to many
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How GNU/Linux Devoured Microsoft’s Business Model
Another look back at Microsoft's foresight regarding risk and this risk truly materialising
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Microsoft Web Search and Web Browser Shunned
Microsoft is taking a dump on the Internet and not everyone is willing to take it anymore
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Microsoft Keeps Running from the Law… and from Tax
The company behind "Windows tax" is not interested in paying income tax
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ISO Finds a Home at Microsoft, Hostility Towards ODF Made Subtle
More of the incestuous relationship between ISO, Microsoft, and SC34; new Microsoft tricks in the EU
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A Look at the Microsoft-funded SCO Lawsuit in Light of Newer Anti-Linux Microsoft Lawsuits
As the SCO lawsuit falls deeper into oblivion, it is worth relating this to existing new lawsuits (TomTom and Melco, both settled)
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Is Adobe the next (pre-2002) Microsoft?
In 2002, that would have been Windows. Today, it's likely to be Adobe Reader or Flash Player, whose share of vulnerabilities and exploits are on the rise while Microsoft's is falling.
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