What is this about? Microsoft Windows, but the Microsoft shills twist it as "Linux" and now chimes in Brittany Day with her chatbot SPAM: Shame on them for this garbage. They attack Linux with ...

Microsoft-funded staff (Nick Vidal) pushing Microsoft's attack on FOSS (GitHub) in the OSI's openwashing site. This is as gross and as grotesque as it gets: That speaks of "Open Source license ...

Democrats cannot contest election results right now because that would put them in the same class as "conspiracy theorists" they worked overtime to discredit. Overall, we've seen too many election ...

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Because he is a principled person, he does not prioritise loyalty to customers or employers (money). He says what he thinks. Even about partners and sponsors of the FSF (past and present).

A President Trump is Excellent News to Microsoft. . THE sister site made it clear and perhaps so should we. Donald Trump has historically ...

Remember that only about 2% of the "Linux" Foundation's budget goes to Linux. It no longer needs Torvalds. It's a scam. It's a front. It's 90% marketing (openwashing ploy, outsourcing to Microsoft), ...

With at least a short rebuttal duly needed to the latest nonsense (no direct link; that's deliberate) and a reader noting that "BleepingComputer is always a shill for Microsoft", let's take a look at ...

That's still true. In Apple's case, the debt is almost double the "Cash on Hand", which isn't even cash. The mainstream media says Apple hired some people (that's this week's talking point), but it ...

Planet Debian is OK with politics... as long as all your political opinions are the "correct" ones and you add cute animals. WHEN someone in Debian or someone syndicated in Planet Debian expresses a ...

A reader said, "we should focus on his contributions to society via his work on FOSS and GNU" (that's what others try to deny ).

GNU/Linux does not have this kind of issue, even if RHEL and Ubuntu "Pro" mimic that idea. In fact, "IBM and Canonical go out ...