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Money has changed microsoft
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I'm really confused what this meme is trying to say.
"Micro$oft bad"
Who cares as long as it says "Microsoft bad"
Yeah I think the clown is supposed to represent Windows Executives changing their tone about Linux over time, but I'm not certain. If anything, accepting that you were wrong is a sign of strength in my opinion.
But are they really accepting they are wrong?
If they still think linux is ideologically opposed to them then they should probably stop funding and promoting its use, but honestly there probably isn't a consensus at Microsoft.