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Government can't standardize on Linux on the desktop
The government can't standardize on Linux on the desktop, because it would fly in the face of their claim that Microsoft has a monopoly on the desktop OS market. It would be hard for the government to claim that MS still has a monopoly, if they were to show that is indeed possible and viable to use an alternative such as Linux.
Posted by: PB_z   Posted on: 04/02/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Sure they could  Suicida| | 04/02/07
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