On 05/08/10 05:42, Stephen Samuel wrote:
One does not need to tag each and every misuse on the web to make a
difference, but tagging every
misuse *you notice* is both productive and possible. It also helps to
protect the OpenOffice.Org trademark
from being overturned for lack of prosecution.
I
On 04/08/10 14:20, Luiz Oliveira wrote:
I would say both, Dell and Ubuntu.
The Dell page is rather old and is not using the current Ubuntu logo,
font and colour scheme so I suspect that that page is Dell's responsibility.
A quick search of the Ubuntu.com website however shows a few places
w
On 04/08/10 13:18, Luiz Oliveira wrote:
*http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/emea/segments/gen/client/en/ubuntu_landing?c=uk&l=en
*
*"3) Ubuntu with OpenOffice is compatible with Microsoft^® Office and
Adobe^® Acrobat^® *
I would say that is DELL's rather Ubuntu's problem.
On 26/05/09 07:15, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
I would love to see how much you can save training your staff in OOo
than to MS 2007. Or how much in the long term will mean for your
company.
In the UK, the Government announced a new "action plan" back in
February. One of the key new aspects fo
Cor Nouws wrote:
FYI.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/01/27/tory_linux_push/
link to Dutch article based on the above mentioned:
http://tweakers.net/nieuws/58093/britse-oppositie-wil-miljoenen-besparen-met-open-source.html
The Register can be a little "glib" for my taste. And most of the
sophie wrote:
Hi all,
For information, 55 000 laptops will be distributed to students and
teachers in one department of France (Oise). They will be prepared with
OpenOffice.org. Unfortunately they will be under Vista, but they have a
lot of free educational resources on them.
The OOo part of t
Hi all,
here is a nicely edited presentation from the world's largest IT
Education expo that was held here in London last week.
http://opensourceschools.org.uk/bett-presentation.html
OpenSource Schools is a BECTA funded initiative to promote and encourage
the use of FOSS in Schools, and shar
