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Microsoft Targets Linux (and Macs) with Latest Chart-Based Propoganda [Operating Systems] 
Lifehacker | by Kevin Purdy | Wed, Sep 9
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The chart is part of an ExpertZone training course provided by Microsoft to retail employees at stores like Best Buy. After the training, the employees are expected to be able to better explain the merits of software like the soon-to-launch Windows 7. Microsoft felt it necessary, however...
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