Assimilation That Confuses/Openwashing
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Why Apple open sourcing Mac OS X isn't terribly exciting [Ed: Mac Asay defends Apple's openwashing, or Open Core]
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Microsoft Expands Open-Source Support by Joining Linux Foundation [Ed: This headline is wrong. It’s about E.E.E., not support]
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Microsoft tells devs: Whatever you're doing in Linux, Windows 10 will soon do it too [Ed: This is how Embrace, extend, extinguish (EEE) works]
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Microsoft Wants All Linux Developers to Move to Windows 10 [Ed: You cannot expect to use a malware platform like Vista 10 for development and generate secure software. Visual Studio, for instance, adds telemetry to compiled code!
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Top Windows 10 alternative OS for desktop and laptop users
First, it’s worth noting that Apple and Google operating systems are designed for more specialized desktops and laptops. The Mac OS X is the biggest platform after Windows, but it’s exclusively for Macs. Google developed the Chrome OS for Chromebook laptops. As such, you can’t install either platform on Windows desktops and laptops with a Mac OS X or Chromebook DVD. The only way you can run Chrome OS and MacOS X on Windows PC is with virtualization software such as VirtualBox. Thus, they can’t be counted as genuine alternatives to Windows 10; but these are a few of the OS alternatives for Windows desktop and laptops.
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