GNU/Linux in China
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The Anti-Microsoft Trend: China Creates Its Own OS That Looks and Feels like Windows XP
[Microsoft boosters are still smearing China as “Anti” for ditching spyware. They are very annoyed at China and here’s why.]
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GNU/Linux Advances In China
Yes, GNU/Linux is happening in China. After a decade or more of fits and starts, GNU/Linux has moved ahead. Thanks to Dell and other OEMs and governmental efforts to improve security and to stifle violation of copyright, 40% of delivered PCs bear GNU/Linux. It’s not just about price, either. That Other OS, illegally copied is virtually $0, too. This is about quality, getting IT done without being M$’s slave or being prey for malware. The Chinese can use FLOSS like everyone else and they can customize whichever way they need.
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