> Speaking of which maybe we can tackle something that was discussed in the
> PLUG meeting, specifically offering a "way out" of proprietary software
> for office and government agencies. Consistent with our multi-pronged
> approach, education and advocacy, maybe we can come up with an open source
> alternative to typical windows environments that will allow government
> agencies to fully or partially migrate to a linux environment with the
> least possible hassle.
In addition, let's also start with PLUG's Linux distro for Desktops kasi
'yan ang in-need for the end-users. Just like what the Q-Linux did. A
distro that already has the StarOffice, KDE/Gnome, etc.
Siguro naman, if the government will support PLUG to develop this kind of
project, hindi lang mari-recognize ang PLUG as an Open Source Organization
in the Philippines but the organization will also gain funds and encourage
programmers to develop programs in Linux.
Mabuhay ang Open Source Community! = )
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