Die 27. 09. 13 et hora 14:22:26 Matthias Kirschner scripsit:
> * Andreas K. Foerster <[email protected]> [2013-09-27 13:33:11 +0200]:
> > was ist eigentlich von Russlands Vorstoß zu Freier Software zu halten?
> > http://www.ifross.org/artikel/russische-f-deration-nationaler-standard-f-r
> > -freie-software
> Ich kann es noch nicht so richtig einschätzen. Matija hatte das vor zwei
> Jahren schon mal auf dem Schirm. Vielleicht kann er etwas dazu sagen?

Please find attached my relevant report from the LinuxCon Europe 2011.


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On LinuxCon Europe I found the talk about FS in Russia very interesting and
worth logging.

FS is said to be very big in education:
 *      4 forked distros (AltLinux, Rose, EduBuntu, Mandriva)
         -      estimation: 35% of school computers use one of the above
 *      government funds Linux HW drivers

The national FOSS support centre receives up to 600 calls (don't remember
the time unit, damn)

ODF is a standard/format *accepted* by the government, but not obligatory.

Proprietary SW may be used only when FS is not available.

Russian National Software Platform *plan*:
 *      OS should be GNU/Linux-based
 *      whenever possible FS apps should be used; proprietary only when FS
is not a viable solution
 *      offers solution stacks
 *      this is not a GNU/Linux distribution, but a spedification under
which distros could fall and therefore be deemed as officially supported
 *      upstream → quality asusrance & function checks → "official
repository" of said platform
         -      build system is centralised; uses OBS or similar
 *      requirements to join the Russian National Software Platform:
         -      compatible with all of the above
         -      must have local competence centre
         -      it helps if you are a member of the RASPO¹ (but it's not
obligatory)

Businesses are reported to be migrating to FS.

Estimate GNU/Linux usage in Russia overall:
 *      400.000 PCs in schools
 *      100.000 PCs in government
 *      500.000 PCs in private hands

Risks they see:
 *      they are just starting and there's lots to be done [Hook: that's
why we should help them!]
 *      Microsoft has money and is not afraid to use it
 *      ODF is not yet obligatory to be accepted by the government and
education

[1]     Russian Open Source Association

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