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Microsoft acquires sway over Linux systems

Microsoft acquires sway over Linux systems

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TheRealChips
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10-07-2023, 12:19 PM
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Ahh. Apparently the person who told me was misled by this. They claimed Microsoft acquired Ubuntu to undermine the reputation of Linux, right?
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TheRealChips
10-07-2023, 12:19 PM #11

Ahh. Apparently the person who told me was misled by this. They claimed Microsoft acquired Ubuntu to undermine the reputation of Linux, right?

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paper_chicken
Junior Member
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10-26-2023, 11:04 AM
#12
The article mentions Microsoft's involvement with the Linux Foundation's board.
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paper_chicken
10-26-2023, 11:04 AM #12

The article mentions Microsoft's involvement with the Linux Foundation's board.

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igotbanned2
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10-27-2023, 07:32 PM
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It's disappointing when Microsoft misuses customer funds for seemingly trivial reasons.
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igotbanned2
10-27-2023, 07:32 PM #13

It's disappointing when Microsoft misuses customer funds for seemingly trivial reasons.

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SavageSanta_
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10-28-2023, 04:38 AM
#14
Microsoft has been taking pages out of the Linux book for some time. I remember when I took a Win Server 2003 course in 08/09, the instructor told us one of the biggest changes from Server 03 to 08 was the power of the command line. Which is where Linux gains a lot of its power from. Then you got the User Access Control that is similar to what pops up in Linux if you need to do a Sudo command aka need admin privileges. I wonder if they are doing this because they want to start supporting Linux in some way. I mean they already write software for Mac OS, iOS and Android. So maybe they want to make some of their software Linux capable. Seeing how people are not 100% warming up to Windows 10. Maybe in the future Microsoft will release its own Linux OS. Who knows.
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SavageSanta_
10-28-2023, 04:38 AM #14

Microsoft has been taking pages out of the Linux book for some time. I remember when I took a Win Server 2003 course in 08/09, the instructor told us one of the biggest changes from Server 03 to 08 was the power of the command line. Which is where Linux gains a lot of its power from. Then you got the User Access Control that is similar to what pops up in Linux if you need to do a Sudo command aka need admin privileges. I wonder if they are doing this because they want to start supporting Linux in some way. I mean they already write software for Mac OS, iOS and Android. So maybe they want to make some of their software Linux capable. Seeing how people are not 100% warming up to Windows 10. Maybe in the future Microsoft will release its own Linux OS. Who knows.

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