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OpenBSD to be Used by Microsoft
By C. Rogers, 04.02

The OpenBSD development has been heralded by many Unix users as a secure-platform for daily computing. While no kernel is completely immune from security flaws, OpenBSD has shown promise when compared to its competing rivals.

In an effort to become a "secure" OS provider, Microsoft will use the OpenBSD model for its next-generation OS. The brand new OS will be called Back to World Maps BSD, and will be released

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time. It is expected that many open-source advocated will take offense at Microsoft's newest development.

Oh yeah, April Fools Day! :)

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