Time to compile the naughty list: Who isn't playing nice with Linux?

"From the discussion to my post, many of you brought up other instances of Linux discrimination. (Note to purists: I say Linux, but I am often using it as a term of convenience and including all things open source. Admittedly, I'm being squishy.) Here are just a few of the miscreants mentioned, who either clearly stated they don't support Linux or any browser other than Internet Explorer; whose services can be used, but not necessarily initiated by any other than a Windows system; or who are just generally difficult to get along with:

* Citibank
* AT&T
* Illinois government sites
* Verizon DSL
* EarthLink DSL
* Juno/NetZero
* Juniper Networks
* UPS CampusShip
* Department of Defense systems (U.S.)"

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