Switzerland's Federal Government Tests Open-Source Alternatives
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TL;DRSwitzerland's government testing open-source software to replace Microsoft on 3,000 computers.
Why it matters: Large-scale government migration signals viability of open-source alternatives and could influence enterprise adoption trends.
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TL;DRLG smart TVs spy on nearby devices and have security holes that enable microphone hacking.
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