Bill Gates posted a Ubuntu photo on his Facebook account.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates posted a picture () on his Facebook page, which says: & ldquo; 15 years later, most people in poor countries will be able to attend classes online & rdquo ;, markZuckerberg liked this post, while others noticed that the computer in the photo was running the Ubuntu operating system. It seems that both the creators of Windows and Microsoft today are changing their views on Linux and open source. Microsoft recently hired two well-known open-source people: Mozilla's

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates posted a picture () on his Facebook page, which says, "in 15 years, most people in poor countries will be able to attend classes online ", mark Zuckerberg liked this post, while others noticed that the computer in the photo was running the Ubuntu operating system. It seems that both the creators of Windows and Microsoft today are changing their views on Linux and open source. Microsoft recently hired two well-known open-source people: Mozilla's chief developer Ambassador Christian Heilmann and open standards supporter Aaron Gustafson.

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