Microsoft FUD, Openwashing and Entryism
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IRS Not Yet Ready to Move to Linux Due to Its Own Errors [Ed: Bogdan Popa, "Microsoft News Editor" (euphemism for Microsoft PR/propagandist), continues to shamelessly attack GNU/Linux. Remember this when Microsoft says it "loves Linux".]
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OpenSSH, now a part of the Windows Server 2019
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Windows Server 2019 to support OpenSSH natively [Ed: Platform with NSA back doors and remote controls to hold private SSH keys]
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Microsoft Now Supports OpenSSH in Windows Server 2019 [Ed: This weakens OpenSSH as a whole, across platforms]
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Microsoft Goes Open Source with Web Browsers [Ed: Swapnil Bhartiya got the story wrong, became akin to a propaganda tool for Microsoft. No, the browser remains proprietary, they just 'leverage' Google's code and they didn't do this out of choice; they had lost the market they abused.]
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Phippy + Cloud Native Friends Make CNCF Their Home [Ed: Microsoft entryism]
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