On 05/02/2013 10:03 AM, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
On 2013-05-02 09:25, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
Fabián, you are saying that these 40,000 PCs would use Linux and
LibreOffice, instead of Windows and MS Office?
According to the article, yes. I am just confirming what I saw.
I also visited the Andalucía region and it's the same scenario there.
That was *in 2007*.
I am really glad that Fabián let us know about the Spanish region that
is switching. We need to see more of that. Yet we really need a list
somewhere reflecting these articles and the numbers.
White paper / use cases from the commercial support companies behind
GNU/Linux and those listed for LibreOffice (where is that list again)
should help.
Not every company thinks about writing those and making them public, though.
F.
Do you agree with me about having a list of "known" articles and making
an "outline" style of list showing the governments, businesses, etc.,
who switched? The would be much easier that telling the potential user,
or manager, to go online and "Google" for articles and/or go to one of
LO's pages for a list of articles.
I do not have the time and such to search for all of these articles and
white papers for the information. It would be a good idea of having a
wiki page set up where a "poster" would list the
organization name and location
number of PCs if known
a few sentences about the organization, business, government [maybe]
the URL where the info was published
all organized by country.
I know there is a page that list articles by region, but it does not
help with a quick look at the who and how many have switched.
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