BadVista campain starts getting popular...rapidly...
The BadVista campaign is an advocate for the freedom of computer users, opposing adoption of Microsoft Windows Vista and promoting free (as in freedom) software alternatives.
It is the latest in a series of activist campaigns started by Free Software Foundation (FSF). Released on December 15, the campaign currently takes the form of a blog site coordinated by John Sullivan, a program administrator at the FSF. They claimed and I tried it out. Google 'Microsoft Vista' and this blog turns up already on the first page of results, thats how fast they are catching fire!
You can support the campaign by joining the FSF.
It is the latest in a series of activist campaigns started by Free Software Foundation (FSF). Released on December 15, the campaign currently takes the form of a blog site coordinated by John Sullivan, a program administrator at the FSF. They claimed and I tried it out. Google 'Microsoft Vista' and this blog turns up already on the first page of results, thats how fast they are catching fire!
You can support the campaign by joining the FSF.
Labels: All against Microsoft
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