It's "better with Windows" and "ASUS recommends Windows 7" when Microsoft pays for such text to be shown, but the reality is very different
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OpenSUSE Needs an Independent Equivalent to Ensure Takeover of Novell Leaves it Safe
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Surviving Novell's ordeals based on the lessons supplied by PCLinuxOS and MariaDB
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Novell’s Head in the Cloud
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Novell is still disabling users with so-called "clouds" rather than enabling them with software freedom
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To Microsoft, Open Source means "Windows Encumbered"
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One of the most interesting things to happen in the past couple of years, is Microsoft's embrace of Open Source. This means different things to various people I've spoken with at Microsoft.
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Claiming Innovation for What’s Not
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Disinformation in the press gives Microsoft credit for ideas it merely copied; herein we rebut
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M Attacks Linux Competition Using Lawsuits and Threats
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"Microsoft is back to its old tactics," claims Forbes Magazine as Microsoft not only sues Linux-using companies but also pays other companies that do so
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Canonical Adds Skype (Proprietary Software) to the Ubuntu Repository
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Despite the FSF's caution (arguing that giving people proprietary software would discourage freedom in the long term too) Canonical opens the door to non-Free software
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Microsoft and MPEG-LA Called “Patent Trolls”, Antitrust Complaint Filed
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The MPEG Cartel and Microsoft Corporation both engage in abusive activities whereby patents are used anti-competitively and discriminatingly
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What Novell Still Does: Software Patents and .NET
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Supine, weak, miserable Novell is doing the only things it still knows how to do, namely assisting Microsoft and amassing controversial patents on computer algorithms
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Novell’s Future in Fog Computing
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Novell: The Copy of a Copy
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Why Novell's me-too Microsoft projects are third-rate copycats that go back to original works outside Microsoft
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Microsoft is Not an Open Source Company, It’s a Software Patents Company With Lobbyists
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How Microsoft's money and unwatchable influence allow it to subvert laws in foreign jurisdictions while projects like Xen and Apache are paid money to keep quiet on the matter and occasionally defend Microsoft
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Novell’s Software Patents and Microsoft Copycats Turn Into Greater Threats to GNU/Linux
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Further analysis of what Novell's likely sale means when it comes to its patents and what it is currently doing to MeeGo, to which it added a Mono stack
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Even Microsoft Rejects or Neglects OOXML, ‘Opens’ What’s Already Reverse-Engineered Instead
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The latest publicity stunt around Microsoft Outlook and how Microsoft dodges its promises of OOXML compliance
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A Glimpse Back at Red Hat’s and Novell’s Stance on Software Patents in 2005
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In hindsight, it is claimed that Red Hat too has an ambivalent view on the subject of software patents, at least historically; Novell, as expected, is not against software patents
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