2008/9/4 Nghia Le Trung <letrungnghia.foss at gmail.com>:
> Ch?o b?n D?ng,
> M?t b?i gi?i th?ch r?t hay c?a David Tremblay, ho?n to?n c? th? l? m?t b?i
> vi?t hay. T?t nhi?n b?n c? th? d?ch n? v? trau tru?t n? m?t ch?t ?? tr? n?n
> d? ??c cho ??c gi? c?a t?p ch?.
> nghialt
Hu?n n?i v? Migration Cost, l? m?t ph?n trong TCO[1].
Gartner ?? nghi?n c?u kh? ??y ?? TCO[2].

C? th? v?i Windows vs. Linux, MSO vs. OOo, TCO c?a ai r? h?n
th? ph? thu?c v?o t?nh h?nh c? th?.

IMO, short-run, Windows, MSO( ph?n m?m ??ng, th??ng m?i) r? h?n,
 nh?ng v? long-run, Linux, OOo( ph?n m?m m?, mi?n ph?) s? ph?t huy t?c d?ng.

B?c David ?? c?p ??n Open Format, hay Open Standard[3].
? g?c ?? v? m?, v?i m?t n??c ICT th?p v? ngh?o nh? VN,
s? d?ng Open Format s? d?n ??n d?n ch?( h?n ch? trong CNTT) v?
VN s? ?t l? thu?c v?o n??c ngo?i( c? th? ? ??y l? MS).

[1] Total Cost of Ownership,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_cost_of_ownership
[2] http://amt.gartner.com/TCO/MoreAboutTCO.htm
[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_format

>
> 2008/9/4 Phan Anh Dung <fanzung at gmail.com>
>>
>> Ch?o b?c Ngh?a:
>>
>> T?m tr?n mailbox c?a HanoiLug th?y c?ng c? ch? ?? kh? sinh ??ng, l?m
>> b?i vi?t cho m?c "trao ??i, th?o lu?n" ???c, t?i copy l?i nguy?n v?n
>> b?c xem th? :
>>
>> <TRUONG HUAN:>
>> The more you use Microsoft the more of your nation money goes to the
>> US  and other already developed countries.
>>
>> I think I'm not trying to defend MS, but we should consider these.
>> (BTW, if you don't agree don't take it seriously, sometimes I feel
>> very pleasurable to argue for... fun :-) )
>>
>> In economic sense, free software is not really free. It is only free
>> for computer enthusiasts like us. With the masses, you have to spend
>> time deploying, training, supporting,... For example, Mr Quynh will
>> have to give classes each week, we need to educate teachers to teach
>> about oOo in a professional manner which is very time and resource
>> consuming, we have to provide OpenOffice support (seriously because
>> many many of the people out there are nearly computer illiterate)...
>> We call that cost C1. Of course, paid software also have to do the
>> same, but it has C2 much less than C1 because Office is already
>> popular. It is an important factor because each time Office goes
>> wrong, a professor who is computer illiterate can find a friend who
>> are computer newbie to fix for him, but it would take him real money
>> if he can't find anyone. Let's say alone if he need to go to a class
>> which is 10$/course, and met difficulties with his computer 5 times a
>> year (for example he couldn't figure out how to display all the u*
>> characters in a document which his students sent to him), but 2 times
>> he can figure out by himself but 3 other times he gave up and has to
>> go to the computer service, = $5 each = $15.  C1 = 0 + 10 + 15n. In
>> five years he will have to spend $85.
>>
>> With MS Office he has only 3 problems, and only have to spend $5/year
>> for support. If Office is sold for $60, in 5 years he will have to
>> spend C2= $60 + $0 + $85. And he meets less problems, and save a lot
>> of time - his _utility_ for the product is improved.
>>
>> Does that make sense?
>>
>> Or can you explain why Ubuntuforums is still using vBulletin?
>>
>>
>> <DAVIT TREMBLAY:>
>>
>> It makes sense only if you talk about home computing or amateurish
>> little deployment. But if you talk about gov't deployment or big
>> companies than the ball game is different.
>>
>> SO when you have a big deployment you think what will happened in 5
>> years or 10 years. Then cost of owning 3000  ms-office licences you
>> shall upgrade every time a new version comes is humongous. You don't
>> have the choice because there's a monopolistic non-free non-open
>> document format that locks you in buying that precise office software.
>>
>> The urge to fix one problem NOW, must not remove the issue that the
>> problem lies with the document format and the fact that the
>> uncontrolled IT operation of the Vietnamese government is keeping it
>> in the dark age of computing by using non-unicode fonts.
>>
>> (why uncontrolled ? Because most IT officer within vietnam are not
>> aware of the regulation related to their field)
>>
>> Because of that we have a double lock in office software : the fonts
>> and the document format.
>>
>> Because of that you are proposing to keep MS-office on the short term
>> because some people are using fonts that should not exist.  It is true
>> that some vietnamese companies are benefiting from the statu quo in
>> the use of non unicode font, and that makes OO.o more expansive to
>> deploy.
>> But if we were using a real standard format and unicode fonts we would
>> not be talking about that problem. We would be talking about how to
>> deploy OO.o efficiently
>> Laziness in front of change is a normal behaviour, but the solution to
>> that issue is simple, just convert all your documents before working
>> with them, and stop accepting documents that are not conformant with
>> strict criteria.
>>
>> It will take you few weeks your "document providers" will stop sending
>> you document.
>>
>> ... and start controlling your IT operations before big private
>> companies control them. That is deep, sound and grounded common sense.
>>
>> <TRUONG HUAN:>
>> OK That IS Persuasive.
>> Opened my eyes. :-)
>>
>> PADUNG
>> ======================
>>
>> 2008/9/2 Minh Ngoc Le <cumeo89 at gmail.com>:
>> > V?o 19:05 Ng?y 01 th?ng 9 n?m 2008, Huan Truong <hnt7438 at truman.edu> ??
>> > vi?t:
>> >>
>> >> Em th? g?i m?t b?i ??u ti?n ?? c?c b?c g?p ? v?/ho?c n?m ??.
>> >
>> > Ch?o b?n Tr??ng, m?nh xin g?p m?y ? nho nh?:
>> >
>> >>
>> >> h?u h?t c?c kho? h?c ??u d?y v? MS Windows, MS Office thay v? Open
>> >> Office
>> >> hay LATeX
>> >
>> > ?o?n n?y ??i s?nh kh?ng chu?n l?m, MS Windows th? ph?i so v?i Linux
>> > (c?ng
>> > ch?a ho?n to?n ch?nh x?c nh?ng d? h?nh dung h?n), MS Office so v?i Open
>> > Office th? ??ng r?i c?n LaTeX l? c? 1 th? gi?i kh?c.
>> >
>> >> Open Office hay LATeX [...] nh?ng ng??i b?n "r?nh m?y t?nh" c?a m?nh
>> >> c?ng
>> >> kh?ng d?ng LaTEX?
>> >
>> > Kh?ng th?ng nh?t.
>> >
>> >> S? kh?c bi?t v? uy?n chuy?n trong c?ch ti?p c?n v? gi?i quy?t m?t c?ng
>> >> vi?c ch?nh l? ?i?u m? r?t nhi?u c?ng ty ?ang tr?ng ??i v?o c?c sinh
>> >> vi?n
>> >> t??ng lai.
>> >
>> > Ch?c l? nh?m ;-)
>> >
>> >> http://opensourcewindows.com
>> >
>> > M?nh mu?n g?i ? 1 trang kh?c r?t ??ng ch? ? l? Open source as
>> > alternative
>> > (http://www.osalt.com).
>> >
>> > Ch?c vui ;-)
>> >
>> > Ng?c Minh.
>> >
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