Microsoft has announced "Ubuntu on Windows" in its annual developer conference this week announcing the partnership with Canonical to allow Bash on Windows natively. Microsoft also announced that in coming days, Ubuntu on Windows will be available for Insiders and will be rolled you to users till the end of this year.

Once it will be released, developers/users will be able to run Bash scripts and Linux command lines tools in Windows without any emulator or third party apps.

Now for those, who still didn't get what Microsoft is trying to do, they have released a 18 min Video explaining running bash on Ubuntu on Windows.

Do share you opinions in the comments.

Here's another awesome Richard Stallman speech on freedom in your computer and in the internet.
He discuss about the distinction between free and proprietary software, why not to use SaaS - Software as a Service, put lights on Open Source and why he don't use the word "Open Source".

He demands that every university should teach reverse engineering, schools must teach free software and civic ideas of free software. Here's the complete video.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ii78T0Ge_Q

Linus Torvalds shares his thought on git in Google Tech talk.

Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. 

In this more than an hour talk, Linus talks about the git, the source control system he built himself. 

What's more funny to begin with: Some of you have probably heard of Linus Torvalds, those of you haven', you are the people with Macintoshes on your laps.

The video is quite a bit older, uploaded on YouTube on  May 14, 2007, but is still relevant.