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Here’s one Mac knockoff Apple might not be able to sue

07
Feb
2014

North Korea has upgraded the Red Star OS computer operating system it uses in computers found in schools and libraries to mimic Apple’s Mac OS X, BBC News reports, a departure from the previous Windows-like Red Star OS version. Screenshots showing the revamped Red Star OS interface have been obtained from an American computer scientist, who purchased the Linux-based software in the region and posted on NorthKoreaTech. The OS X-like Red Star OS was apparently released in mid-2013, and it’s reportedly filled with government propaganda such as the calendar of the operating system, which shows 103 as the year instead of 2014 — or, “the number of years since the birth of former North Korean leader Kim Il-song.” It’s not

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