In Pictures: Don’t call it Linux! And other things that tick off Richard Stallman
Love him or hate him, you have to admit that the founder of the free software movement isn’t shy about sharing his opinions on things he finds objectionable.
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Better open source hygiene would have spooked GHOST
<em>This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter's approach.</em>
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Shellshock vulnerability roils Linux server shops
A long-standing vulnerability unearthed in the GNU Bash software, nicknamed Shellshock, has disrupted the daily activities of the Linux system administrator community, as Linux distributors, cloud vendors and end users grapple to understand the full scope of the potential damage it could cause.
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Governments must abandon proprietary software: Stallman
Governments should be required to abandon proprietary software if they are to properly serve their citizens, according to Free Software Movement advocate and GNU Free Software operating system developer, Richard Stallman.
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Wikipedia drops GNU in favor of Creative Commons license
The Wikimedia Foundation will change the terms under which it licenses the content in Wikipedia, the organization said Thursday.