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"Department of Defense adopts StarOffice"
http://www.zdnet.com/filters/printerfriendly/0,6061,2779806-54,00.html
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..."Italian taxpayers recently sent a petition to the government demanding it
scale back spending on proprietary operating systems and desktop productivity
suites when viable alternatives exist in the open source arena. The Chinese
government is also very active in this space,"...
..."The German Finance Department was also investigating the use of a
StarOffice and Sun Webtop solution. While this was still in development, the
department found the use of XML file formats most appealing, she said. A
French governmental research institution was also in the process of rolling
out a similar solution."...
..."Customers are finding StarOffice appealing for many reasons, including
cost control and the fact that it offers an alternative to the Windows
platform. Many users are also very angry over Microsoft's ever-changing
licensing programs,"...
..."Open source software is also clearly on the radar screen at many
governmental departments and agencies. At the first ever Federal Linux User's
conference in Washington D.C. late last year, a number of Federal government
agencies challenged the major Linux vendors to significantly step up their
efforts to promote the use of open source software across the government."...
On Tuesday 26 June 2001 12:55, you wrote:
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