Ubuntu is already under too much influence from anti-Free Software, pro-Commercialization / pro-Fauxpen Source thinkers. They hire ex-Microsoft and ex-Novell employees, brook virtually no discussion on fundamentally divisive technologies like Mono and Moonlight, and put profits ahead of both user experience and ethics by making Microsoft the "opt-out" default search provider. At best, this mindset considers the Free Software foundation of GNU/Linux an inconvenience or distraction. Mr. Asay will fit right in with this mindset....If you understand that this pro-corporate interest

dominates Mr. Asay s thinking then you will not be surprised (or enlightened) by his commentary on any subject. Just think of how a company might best profit and nothing else, and you have it in one. Another example: ...(Read whole news on source site)