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How bad is Microsoft?

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How bad is Microsoft?

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Linux@lemmy.ml • 5 months ago

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Microsoft – Cloud, Computers, Apps & Gaming

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Explore Microsoft products and services for your home or business. Shop Surface, Microsoft 365, Xbox, Windows, Azure, and more. Find downloads and get support.

I was curious what the Linux people think about Microsoft and any bad practices that most people should know about already?

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I agree with you, but Xbox just took the Dreamcast’s layout, which means SEGA is the original culprit
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  :O I had I idea!!

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