Linux World Domination and Microsoft Corruption in Munich
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China and Linux Dominate Supercomputing
The US, which has been the supercomputing leader since the 1960s, now plays second fiddle to the Chinese.
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No More Linux For Munich – Unleaded Hangouts
No More Linux For Munich. today the Patreon members and I discuss the repercussions of Munich’s government turning their backs on Linux and Open Source in favor of Microsoft software.
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Munich City Council to ditch Linux for Windows by 2020 [Ed: This makes Microsoft bribes worthwhile because now it uses it as a propaganda card. When choice of software/contracts boils down to corruption/politics ones understands that GNU/Linux cannot be apolitical.]
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Munich Council votes to ditch Linux by 2020 [Ed: Of course Microsoft advocacy sites will not mention bribes, AstroTurfing and moles in Munich]
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