On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 05:57:41AM +0800, R Feria wrote: > Now that I am back - the students are forced to learn Linux -- > most, if not all, their application development are in non-Windows specific > technology. Although we cannot discount the fact that we have Windows 2000 > and XP (yes, legal licenses) in our labs, we now have Linux installed also. > Development is in Java and Linux so they still get GUI but non-Microsoft. > ;-) > > In line with this, major applications within Diliman are being migrated from > Windows-based to Linux based starting with the Computerized Registration > System (hopefully, the new version will be up in time for next year's second > semester) and the Faculty Information System. > > Who says Linux is dead in Diliman? ;-)
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