Linux Passes the WGA Test
August 9th, 2005 by noam, Filed under: Linux, Microsoft
According to bit-tech.net Linux with Wine passes Microsoft’s WGA without a hitch, does this mean that Microsoft has a soft spot for Linux? – I can’t believe that 
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