GNU/Linux Desktop and Microsoft
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Doc Searle is a thinker and strategist. He makes a lot of good observations in a recent writing but he’s bypassing the desktop PC strongholds when he declares victory for Open Source and Linux. The world is still in the wrong place when a legacy PC cannot be bought with FLOSS on it everywhere any time.
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Linux features that you can't live without?
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Have the EFF investigate Microsoft for malicious practices regarding Windows 10
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Petition condemns Windows 10 upgrade practices, asks EFF to investigate
A petition launched Friday asks the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) to investigate Microsoft's aggressive moves to convince and cajole users into upgrading to Windows 10.
The request was launched on Change.org, a popular online petition website, and by early Monday had garnered more than 470 signatures.
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Is Windows 10 ignoring sysadmins' network QoS settings?
An Australian sysadmin frustrated with his business' sudden loss of performance has sparked a conversation about whether Windows 10 is behaving badly on network connections.
To jump well into the discussion thread that points the finger at Microsoft: “We have had reports now from several people, not all our clients, reporting that their Internet connection is brought to a standstill and the common thread is that they all have Windows 10 machines recently installed.”
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M$ Enslaves Not Only Users But Also Their Networks
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