There seems to have been some high (yet quiet) legal tension inside Linspire itself.
Read more »More ODF, More FOSS, a Little Less Microsoft
A summary of recent developments which indicate positive growth, except for Microsoft which starts giving things away (with strings attached).
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OOXML: Messy, GPL-hostile and Incomplete Even at 7,228 Pages
OOXML has gotten even more bloated, as expected; the BSA fights for exclusion of FOSS.
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Last Goodbyes to Linspire, Maybe More to Come
A few more details emerge following the acquisition by Xandros.
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Maximalists and Lobbyists Take Over Europe, Internet, PCs
Further degradation of digital rights in Europe and another round of lobbying for RAND.
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Trojan lurks, waiting to steal admin passwords
Another good reason for enterprise to only use GNU/Linux; the Coreflood trojan uses an XP SP2 admin tool that allows malware hackers to infect hundreds of thousands of corporate computers in order to steal millions of dollars.
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No, Virginia, There Won’t be Spire Under Xandros
Debunking belief that Linspire will be Linspire under Xandros.
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Nobel Laureates Come Out Against Intellectual Monopolies
The economical and practical value of patents is questioned by gurus.
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Codeplex wastes six months reinventing wheels
This cool thing they spent six months (six!) writing is called Subversion, and it had a 1.0.0 release three years ago. Subversion had its first beta in late 2003, so the Codeplex folks are waaay behind the state of the art on this one.
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Microsoft gags UK schools
THE THREAT OF REPRISALS from Microsoft lawyers has stopped Becta, the UK's technology quango for schools, from publishing the details of the three-year megadeal it agreed with Microsoft in April.
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Microsoft and BECTA’s Secret Deals: Case Study in Exploitation of Taxpayers
BECTA is explored yet again by a reporter. who is turned away without answers to key questions
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Corel: Whose side is it on anyway?
Exploring the role of a Microsoft-sypathetic Corel leads to its Xandros spinoff, acquirer of a spinoff of Microsoft's partner, H-P (now an authority in GNOME)
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Theory: Why EMC Gave VMWare to Microsoft (Employee)
Diane Greene thrown out just a week or so after EMC became Microsoft's Partner of the Year
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IBM Gets Its Microsoft-taxed GNU/Linux for the Mainframes
Novell gets its feet on IBM mainframes using discounts, but Microsoft is still paid for undisclosed claims over imaginary things
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Microsoft and Citrix Celebrate Love After Vendor Capture (Xen)
Citrix and Microsoft do something similar to what Microsoft and Novell did
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