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● 07.08.22


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●● Linux Foundation Spreads Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) Disguised as ‘Open Source’


Posted in Deception, DRM, GNU/Linux at 6:31 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz


Also recent: The Linux Foundation Has Just Released “A Guide to Enterprise Open Source”, Made Using Proprietary Software on Proprietary Operating System | The Linux Foundation is in No Position to Lecture or Write About Open Source Software (OSS), Which It’s Consistently Rejecting


The Linux Foundation Has Just Released “A Guide to Enterprise Open Source”, Made Using Proprietary Software on Proprietary Operating System

The Linux Foundation is in No Position to Lecture or Write About Open Source Software (OSS), Which It’s Consistently Rejecting


> Image: Linux Foundation DRM


Is “LF DRM” a formal group yet?


Summary: The Linux Foundation is being called out on its embrace of DRM by Microsoft-connected podcasters today; what sort of example do Jim Zemlin and fellow imposters set? (They reject Open Source and Linux, but they misuse these brands)


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