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“Microsoft is Trying to Sabotage Linux” (AARD Returns)
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Press Advocates Migration From Windows XP to GNU/Linux, But Not Strongly Enough
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No Need For ‘Disclosure’ of Security Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Software as Microsoft Helps NSA Crack Microsoft Software and Freely Access Data/PCs
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KDE and Qt News: KDE Frameworks 5, Plasma Next, Qt Creator 3.1, KDE Commits
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Ubuntu News: Community Management, Convergence, Criticism, and Imminent LTS Release
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Ubuntu Derivatives News: Trisquel, elementary OS, Ubuntu Studio, Linux Mint, Peppermint, Bodhi, and Lubuntu
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News About Debian and Its Derivatives
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Red Hat News: Honours, Big Partners, Expansion, and Community Projects
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Phoronix Kernel-oriented News
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Links: Privacy Erosion and Other Technological Erosions of Rights
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