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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 03, 2025

Three Wind Turbines

Updated This Past Day

  1. Last Article From Australia's Sam Varghese Was a Year Ago and It Covered the Release of Julian Assange, Who Will Apparently Come Back as 'Politician'
    It'll soon be exactly 12 months
  2. After Microsoft's Bankruptcy in Russia Android (Linux) Will Dominate Asia Completely
    Windows probably peaked in "XP" or "2000"
  3. India: Windows Falls to 50% in Desktops/Laptops and 8% Overall
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  4. statCounter: GNU/Linux Up to 4.7% "Market Share" This Month
    30,000 Microsoft jobs may be eliminated by year's end
  5. Microsoft is in Trouble and Microsofters Know It
    "I've been happy on Win 3.11 for years."
  6. Links 02/06/2025: Political Leftovers, DRM, and Patents
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    New

  7. Hungary Seems Hungry for Linux
    Windows down by a lot
  8. Like in Europe, Bad News for Microsoft in US and Canada
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  9. About 8 Waves of Mass Layoffs at Microsoft in 2025 (in Less Than 5 Months), Now Vista 11 "Market Share" Decreases
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  10. statCounter Sees Bing "Share" Falling Over 0.5% in One Month, Now Lower Than Before the ChatGPT/Bing Chat Hype
    Bing has been part of the mass layoffs for quite some time
  11. Microsoft's Demise is a Global Phenomenon
    mass layoffs justified using mindless buzzwords
  12. All-Time Highs for GNU/Linux in EU and the UK, All-Time Lows for Microsoft
    Combining ChromeOS and GNU/Linux, it adds up to and almost reaches 6%
  13. [Video] New Introduction to Richard Stallman's Contributions Including GNU Emacs, GNU/Linux, and Software Freedom
    from the channel previously bullied for supporting RMS
  14. Links 02/06/2025: South Korea to Vote, Russia Blitzed From Within
    Links for the day
  15. Links 02/06/2025: Microsoft Spins Layoffs as "Slop", Frontier Settles Lawsuit
    Links for the day
  16. When You Publicly Boast About Wanting to Violently Attack People (Even Colleagues) Finding a Job Will Prove Difficult
    there's a lesson to be learned here
  17. The Web We Lost, the Information Lost Due to Microsoft's Attacks on Companies Like Yahoo! (Before the LLM Slop Frenzy)
    When it comes to news sites, what can we say?
  18. Covering Corruption in Poland, Including a War on Science (Due to Bad Politicians)
    What we're about to show is that skilled and experienced scientists in Poland are besieged by bureaucrats
  19. Gemini Links 02/06/2025: "Star Wars Day" and "Security Day"
    Links for the day
  20. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  21. IRC Proceedings: Sunday, June 01, 2025
    IRC logs for Sunday, June 01, 2025

    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Monday contains all the text.

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