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UEFI secure boot fix released for Linux
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Raspberry Pi now has its own app store
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German city dumps OpenOffice and switches to Microsoft
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German city says OpenOffice shortcomings are forcing it back to Microsoft
The city council in Freiburg, Germany, is planning to ditch an open source office suite and go back to using Microsoft Office.
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