Apple: A Bigger Open Source Enemy Than Microsoft?

  2008-10-21 09:00:03
Is it really possible that Apple is -- in some respects -- worse than Microsoft when it comes to respecting the fundamentals of software freedom? Christopher Tozzi, a blogger on Works With U, the independent guide to Ubuntu, makes his case against Apple.Here's the scoop. 
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