At 2006-03-09T20:19:18+01:00, Kristian Vaaf wrote:
I'm writing this thesis on the benefits of integrating open source
software into third world countries
Since your message is OT here, you could write to me off-list with more
specifics --- perhaps I can provide some information.
Raghavendra.
Kristian Vaaf wrote:
I'm writing this thesis on the benefits of integrating
open source software into third world countries to boost
their economies and the knowledge of their people.
I will also write about a detailed scenario, where, ofcourse,
FreeBSD plays the lead role.
However I can't
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 09:11:48 +0700 (ICT)
Olivier Nicole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry Nicole, but here in Brazil our government does not use pirated
software, and yes, they're changing to Open Source.
That only means Brazil is not much a 3rd world country anymore...
Given that the
Hey!
I'm writing this thesis on the benefits of integrating
open source software into third world countries to boost
their economies and the knowledge of their people.
I will also write about a detailed scenario, where, ofcourse,
FreeBSD plays the lead role.
However I can't find all that much
On 2006-03-09 20:19, Kristian Vaaf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey!
I'm writing this thesis on the benefits of integrating
open source software into third world countries to boost
their economies and the knowledge of their people.
I will also write about a detailed scenario, where, ofcourse,
Hi,
I would try these steps (probably in this order):
1. Visit a university library, look through all computer journals,
identify titles that might be relevant. Ask the reference librarian
where to find the index for those journals, and browse. Or maybe
they have an online way to browse the
I'm writing this thesis on the benefits of integrating
open source software into third world countries to boost
their economies and the knowledge of their people.
Certainly not the answer you are expecting, but I am afraid it is the
reality, developping countries do not really care about open
Sorry Nicole, but here in Brazil our government does not use pirated
software, and yes, they're changing to Open Source.
Well, sadly home users still use pirated software(windows). But I
guess this may be coming to an end, or not expanding, since the new
cheap computer for the poor people comes
Sorry Nicole, but here in Brazil our government does not use pirated
software, and yes, they're changing to Open Source.
That only means Brazil is not much a 3rd world country anymore...
guess this may be coming to an end, or not expanding, since the new
cheap computer for the poor people
On Thursday 09 March 2006 18:11, Olivier Nicole wrote:
Sorry Nicole, but here in Brazil our government does not use pirated
software, and yes, they're changing to Open Source.
That only means Brazil is not much a 3rd world country anymore...
guess this may be coming to an end, or not
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