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The page itself says "Sponsored Link for Linux" and the very first link says "Windows outperforms Linux. Industry case studies and test lab results provide insight into the advantages of the Microsoft® Windows® platform. Read the independent analysis now." .. And the link points to Microsoft... Then all the links after that one are the ones for Linux..
Its kinda funny they pull a psychological thing like this, first they have Microsoft saying that about Linux on the #1 link on a supposed to be "Sponsored links for Linux", and then they put all Linux related stuff afterthat so then people would be like, "hey microsoft said that..." and then they see all the linux stuff and theyd stay away from it.. Get it? pff
It looks like a holding page, I see them all the time through Google searches and mistyping a page. There is probably something similar for Windows type pages. All they have done is used thename in the hope that Freshmeat will notice and try to buy it.
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