Today and Yesterday in Techrights
- The 'Microsoft Loves Linux' Baloney is Still Being Floated in the Media While Microsoft Attacks Linux With Patents, New Lawsuits Reported
- The Microsoft Botnet Goes Bonkers and ATMs Running Windows Spew Out Cash
- Black Duck Continues to Pile FUD on Free/Libre Software
- Links 30/9/2015: New Kernels, Nexus Devices
- Links 28/9/2015: Last News Catchup Before Resumption
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