> Any political party that is interested in the free software world, in > particular Linux, is a candidate for using Ubuntu. >
Despite the attention grabbing strap-line of 'Tories put toes on Linux bandwagon' that el' Reg seem to have used; I'm not sure that the 'Tories are necessarily advocating Linux over Windows operating systems to be fair. I'd be willing to bet that they were talking about stuff like...... - Open Office instead of Microsoft Office - MySQL/PostgreSQL instead of MSSQL - Sendmail/Postfix etc instead of Exchange - SugarCRM instead of proprietary CRM etc, etc, etc. Still, it's all good, and hopefully it'll help spurn on a greater usage of Linux in the public sector. I imagine at the moment though it'll be on the server rather than the desktop.... Chris
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