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Microsoft Problems in Europe Even Before the Cheeto Tariffs
The case of Romania, Europe's notorious Microsoft fan
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Oman in 2025: GNU/Linux Growing to 5%
what can Microsoft do about it except sabotage the PCs?
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Microsoft Shares Collapse Again (Down $101), Fifth Round of Microsoft Mass Layoffs in Less Than 100 Days in 2025
disaster
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Gemini Links 07/04/2025: Stock Market, Galène, and DMT Entities
Links for the day
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During the Weekend We Said Fedora DEI Requires Proprietary Software, Now the Chat About It Is No Longer Accessible Over the Open Web
is this just a coincidence and an habitual change in Element?
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Links 07/04/2025: US Measles Fatalities and China Launches HDMI and DisplayPort Alternative
Links for the day
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Links 07/04/2025: More Cuts to Science Funding, Snail-speed Internet in Germany
Links for the day
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Gemini Links 07/04/2025: Leasehold and Safe Gifts
Links for the day
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In Some Countries, Laptops and Desktops Become a Dying Breed (Even Before Tariffs), Windows Has Nowhere to Go
expect more GNU/Linux on new and existing laptops
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When the Credibility or 'Quality' of Clients Ceases to Matter, It's About Helping Rich Companies Like Microsoft Censor Critics (No Matter the Risks)
Bad ideas typically result in undesirable outcomes
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UAE: GNU/Linux and Android at Record Levels, Windows at New Lows and Falling Below Apple
Even iOS is measured as bigger than Windows this month
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Links 07/04/2025: Reddit Occupied (Social Control Media Controlled by Oligarchy), Demise of Globalisation Ongoing
Links for the day
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Windows Has Fallen to All-Time Lows in Switzerland Since GNU Celebrated 40th Anniversary (GNU’s 40th Birthday in Biel, Switzerland)
GNU/Linux has been doing well in Switzerland
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Over at Tux Machines...
GNU/Linux news for the past day
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IRC Proceedings: Sunday, April 06, 2025
IRC logs for Sunday, April 06, 2025
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Links 07/04/2025: Leaving Gemini/smolweb and Mastodon Migrations
Links for the day
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