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Mark Shuttleworth & the Software Mercenaries of Ubuntu | Linux Magazine
This week’s Sunday New York Times featured an article on Canonical CEO and founder of Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth titled, “A Software Populist Who Doesn’t Do Windows.” It starts off… well — let’s be frank — a little rough. They’re either hapless pests or the very people capable of overthrowing ...
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Canonical and Microsoft: Is Sustaining a Business Better than Turning a Profit Right Now? [OStatic]
GigaOM Network — ... The Times also says that that $30 million figure won't worry Microsoft. Of course it won't, at least not when it comes to the bottom line, right here, right now. It's mere pocket change. I agree wholeheartedly with Linux Magazine's Bryan Richard that it's the long-term that Microsoft needs to be very, very concerned about. ...

Canonical and Microsoft: Is Sustaining a Business Better than Turning a Profit Right Now?
OStatic blogs — ... The Times also says that that $30 million figure won't worry Microsoft. Of course it won't, at least not when it comes to the bottom line, right here, right now. It's mere pocket change. I agree wholeheartedly with Linux Magazine's Bryan Richard that it's the long-term that Microsoft needs to be very, very concerned about. ...

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