Microsoft's assault on GNU/Linux takes new routes as additional deals get signed to undercut it or to make it more expensive

A partly Microsoft-derived entity harms Samba by taking its work and making it more Microsoft obedient

Novell is left vulnerable by Microsoft while Microsoft proceeds to similar strategies further up the (G)LAMP stack

It may be time to turn out the lights on the LAMP stack. Four years ago, LAMP (Linux OS, Apache Web server, MySQL database and Perl, Python and PHP languages) was the open stack of choice, especially for Web servers.

Tough words about Microsoft's fight against anything other than its own software that it controls entirely

Microsoft's very latest step in attempts to swap LAMP for WAMP

Microsoft is lobbying FOSS projects to waste their collective efforts on a port to vapourware (Windows 7)

Microsoft Romania under scrutiny after blind government handouts; Microsoft-centric assault on EIF (European Interoperability Framework) revisited

Novell's dependence on Microsoft increases. Novell is not only giving up on tools which compete against Microsoft’s [1, 2, 3, 4]. It actively embraces Microsoft’s vision of technology and helps Microsoft in a variety of different ways.