Hi there,The IT team of Surigao City eagerly supports the FOSS bill although we are quite apprehensive as regards our competence/knowledge in free/open source software. But we are doing our best to at least level up our knowledge by way of research and "self-study" and, of course, changing our M$ s
Hello friends,
The International Open Source Network (IOSN ASEAN+3), InWEnt-Capability
Building International Germany, and Open Society Institute are offering
two major back-to-back FOSS activities in Manila:
1. a 10-day Linux Training of Trainors (limited slots only for local participants), UP D
--- jan gestre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Hi All,
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> > Tinanong lang po ito sa akin pero di ko rin
> nasagot kaya tanong ko rin po
> > sa
> > inyo.
> >
> > Gumawa ng zone yung ang isang webhosting company
> (let say TTL ny
On 9/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Hi All,Tinanong lang po ito sa akin pero di ko rin nasagot kaya tanong ko rin po sa
inyo.Gumawa ng zone yung ang isang webhosting company (let say TTL nya is 5D).Pano ko malalaman (on my end) kung ilang oras/araw ko na lang aantayin yungpropa
It depends on how good/clever you would design the supposed bill using indirect approach. IMHO There's two ways on doing this; forgive my ignorance on specific business/law term but i call them: the good guy and the bad guy way T_T
Let's say, put penalty or additional taxes on companies that offer
On 9/23/06, Charles Yao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The proposed bill should just focus on the the
promotion of FOSS and not a mandate to use FOSS.
That itself makes a law useless (and toothless) so if this is the
goal, then a bill is not needed anymore as this is currently being
done by the
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