On Thu, 30 Sep 2004, Verna Anna Liza Asuncion wrote: > FYI, lots of UN organizations here in Geneva are using Linux now on most > of their servers. WHO has about 20% Linux installed machines but we are > looking at moving more of the Windows systems to Linux. And, even though > its only 20%, these are the core servers (FTP,DNS,WEB, PROXY, etc). And > ILO told us they are already 80% Linux. UNAIDS are slowly moving as > well. And on an IBM Linux strategies seminar we attended a week ago, it > was said that the Munich government went fully Linux on their systems > (SUSE on servers and desktop!!). IBM has full support for Linux. They in > fact created a new CPU chip called Power5 which they said runs solely or > maybe runs best on Linux OS. Anyways, this is just to add more support > that Linux is a safe choice and its the way to go.
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