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[Issue#87] Is Microsoft Switching To a Linux Kernel?

 Eric S. Raymond posits a future where Windows development will "inevitably" become a drag on Microsoft's business.
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Issue #87 - October 7, 2020

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Is Microsoft Switching To a Linux Kernel That Emulates Windows?

Most of Microsoft's money now comes from its cloud service Azure, points out open-source advocate Eric S. Raymond. Now he posits a future where Windows development will "inevitably" become a drag on Microsoft's business.
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