Microsoft 'Loves' FOSS
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Almost 80 pct of open source codes contain at least one vulnerability, report says [Ed: Microsoft's anti-FOSS proxy (founded by Microsoft man, still tactically connected to Microsoft) Black Duck has managed to interject itself into the media again, attacking FOSS as usual (Microsoft must be happy!). OSI recently kicked out Black Duck, rejecting its membership and its payments too.]
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GitHub users are already fuming about the company’s sale to Microsoft
“GitHub doesn’t compete with most companies, but Microsoft is a potential competitor or acquirer for a huge percentage of smaller companies in the tech industry,” says Salibra. “Giving your competitor access to your company’s most valuable secrets understandably makes people uneasy.”
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