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Microsoft and Linux Foundation temporarily friends
Microsoft and the Linux Foundation have written an open letter to the American Law Institute criticizing a document that will soon be published which contains guidance on interpreting software contract law.
Until today the presence of bugs, and thus defects in software products, seems to be a rooted concept worldwide. For this reason, Microsoft and Linux Foundation have noted that the bill does not appear to reflect the current regulator.
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Red Hat Seeks Open Competition in Switzerland
The challenge (between Red Hat and a Swiss government agency) raises important issues of openness in government and of a level playing field for open source and other competitors of Microsoft.
Red Hat is seeking a public bidding process that allows for consideration of the technical and commercial advantages of open source software products.
Does Linux Suck?
Bryan Lunduke wants the world to know he's not a puppy killer. He also wants the world to know why Linux sucks and what can be done to fix it. That was the point of a presentation he put together for presentation to roughly 65 attendees at LinuxFest Northwest. The video made it to the Web, and upwards of 30,000 views later, the Linux blogosphere is still foaming at the keyboards.
Why Your Mother Wants You to Use Linux
As the saying goes, mother knows best. So if moms were give a chance to pick an operating system that would be right for their children, they will surely choose Linux.
Ubuntu 'Da Bomb
I've never seen a video like this one 
David Sterry, song's author and linux's lover, talks about gnu linux, desktop environments, firefox, mail clients, desktop cube, synaptic and ubuntu's security (subjects related to client and no server edition).