Openwashing and Attacks on FOSS, OSS Leftovers
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Microsoft is Bringing Native Linux Container Support and Bash to Windows Server [Ed: Microsoft wants to swallow GNU/Linux in a platform with NSA back doors and keyloggers, not to mention patent tax]
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Microsoft joins Java-oriented Cloud Foundry [Ed: for influence and steering from the inside]
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FreeNAS 11.0 is Now Here
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OW2 Consortium: Building Beyond Europe
This year marks the 10th anniversary of OW2, and the organization is celebrating during its annual conference, on June 26-27, in Paris, France. OSI GM Patrick Masson sat down with Cedric Thomas, CEO of OW2 to learn more about the foundation, it’s accomplishments over the past 10 years, and what’s in store for the anniversary celebration.
The Open Source Initiative (OSI) Affiliate Membership Program is an international who’s who of open source projects, advocates, and communities: Creative Commons, Drupal Association, Linux Foundation, Mozilla Foundation, Open Source Matters (the foundation supporting Joomla), Python Software Foundation, Wikimedia Foundation, Wordpress Foundation and many more. Open source enthusiasts outside Europe may not be as familiar with another OSI Affiliate Member, OW2, however its impact on open source development and adoption across the EU has been significant.
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FSFE Newsletter - June 2017
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