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<title>How linux could overthrow Microsoft</title>
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<description>&#x26;#x22;Lintel,&#x26;#x22; or the Linux operating system and Intel, is now encroaching on this empire, and behind it is the entire open-source software movement, which threatens to overthrow the Windows industry. Faced with this challenge, Microsoft is showing classic symptoms of &#x26;#x22;incumbents&#x26;#x27; disease.&#x26;#x22; Rather than remaking itself, Microsoft is using legal threats, short-term deals, and fear, uncertainty, and doubt to fortify its position. But this strategy probably won&#x26;#x27;t work. The Linux operating system and the open-source model for software development are far from perfect, but they look increasingly likely to depose Microsoft.</description>
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