"David R. Meyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I like the idea of Bayanihan, but
still think it would be better served
if it were part of Asianux were the efforts of the developers would be
better recognized.
>From the Asianux website, we see that Asianux's strength is that it strives
>for security in an enterprise class Linux platform for use in Asia. We guess
>that the distro ships with built-in support for CJK languages (Chinese,
>Japanese, Korean). The Philippines has no special needs for CJK support,
>unless you are a elementary or secondary school in the Philippines offering
>Chinese language programs (Chiang Kai Shek, St. Jude, Grace Christian, etc).
I think Bayanihan just needs to increase its visibility in Philippine
government offices, public schools, etc. This can be done by Congress
legislating the use of Bayanihan Linux in these places, the way the French
required the use of Ubuntu in the French Parliament. This will save our
government a huge amount of money, or at least diminish piracy in government
offices.
P~Manalastas
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