Gravis Ludus' Carl Williams writes, "It is apparent that Microsoft is definitely going through changes. For one, they have started discussing, publicly, Linux in a positive light. Anyone that has been involved in any kind of tech or gaming on personal computers any length of time will probably realize that is a new angle for Microsoft. In decades past, Microsoft usually was quiet on Linux, or had nothing good to say about it. My how times have changed. We now know of two Linux based creations that work hand in hand with other Microsoft product."
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"That is what we see on the surface. It could easily be a situation where that Microsoft is positioned to control Linux development in the future, even if ever so slightly. This could be detrimental to Linux as a competing platform"
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Face palm, you do know Linux is open source, trying to make claim that what Microsoft is doing to try to take control of Linux development or somehow weaken Linux this way, is missing the underpinnings.. Foss makes sure that no such actions would allow such under Linux license. It was built for such reasons to make sure no single one company could do such with Linux.the licence makes it that way..and if you do such its not open source anyway, thus you have no protections in such to be Linux Foss compliment, in such a means thus it comes down to the companies if they would want to use a non opensource switch in this case just like always.