What Linspire Agreed To
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| The page on the Linspire executives lists only one founder, Michael
| Robertson. Maybe there are others. Who knows with a privately-held company?
| For that matter, who knows where the Microsoft money goes with a private
| company. There is no public accountability. The "Inc." means it is a
| corporation, so it's still under certain requirements under the laws that
| govern that type of entity, but it's not like SCO Group, where we get to read
| where all the money goes. Well.
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http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=2007072014373817
The same issue arose with the Xandros and Novell deal. Executives
are 'rewarded'. Microsoft may be buying its FUD, in which case it is a form of
bribery that is intended to corrupt and muddy the marketplace.
Watch this 'reporter' talking about a company called "Lindows". Why have Yahoo
and PCWorld borrowed his article from Techworld? He surely understands nothing
about the stuff he writes about.
Microsoft Didn't License GNU
http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20070722/tc_pcworld/134805
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