The irony here is that Gore along with Clinton rejected Kyoto when they both were in office, but now both embrace it now that they are out of office and cannot do anything to get it passed.
In the same way Microsoft embraces open source, but rejects GPL and BSD licenses, and use their own open source license to control how their code and software are used.
I would not be at all surprised if Microsoft releases Singularity as a MS-Open Source operating system to compete with Linux sometime in the near future, as an alternative to Windows and control how Dell, Gateway, HP/Compaq, IBM, etc use and distribute Singularity on brand new PC systems.
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The irony here is that Gore along with Clinton rejected Kyoto when they both were in office, but now both embrace it now that they are out of office and cannot do anything to get it passed. In the same way Microsoft embraces open source, but rejects GPL and BSD licenses, and use their own open source license to control how their code and software are used. I would not be at all surprised if Microsoft releases Singularity as a MS-Open Source operating system to compete with Linux sometime in the near future, as an alternative to Windows and control how Dell, Gateway, HP/Compaq, IBM, etc use and distribute Singularity on brand new PC systems.
Try this web site to see if they have it available for your distro of choice.