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http://boycottnovell.com

Several months ago we wrote very extensively about Microsoft’s motives in joining the OSI. By following the links, you can locate old posts that obviate the need to repeat old arguments. Bruce Perens, as you are probably aware, is one of the louder and best-known protesters against the Microsoft/Novell deal. He continues to focus on this issue, which he has not forgotten. He wants to keep Microsoft out of the OSI’s board as well, possibly preventing an effect akin to that of companies like Novell inside the Linux Foundation.

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can.axis

15 weeks 4 days 3 hours 37 min ago

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Why “Free Software” is better than “Open Source”

Please, do not confuse the OSI's problems (Yes, I agree. It's worrying) with the Richard Stallman's vision and the Free Software movement ;) -

NB- "Free Software movement and the Open Source movement are today separate movements...": http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html

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Balzac

15 weeks 1 day 17 hours 3 min ago

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Microsoft can have the OSI, as far as I'm concerned.

Microsoft can buy out the "Open Source" definition and brand by buying control of the OSI.

I don't care. I'm a Free Software guy and I have no worries about RMS selling out. Long may he hack.