Omacom Foundation Launches with $8M
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The Omacom Foundation has launched with $8 million in funding from eight prominent tech leaders to support open-source projects and make a malleable computer experience, like Omarchy Quattro, more widely available, aiming to fulfill the 'Year of Linux on the Desktop'.
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