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Man, that is the best you can come up with???
3 out of 4 links at the top of the page were positive Linux articles!!!

And, the only problem they discussed was the high price of windows. Seems like you were searching for "Linux Brazil Problems", but did not take the time to read.

* Linux Takes on the Windows Look
* Linux Reaches Beyond Its Roots
* Brazil Gives Nod to Open Source
* You know IT/IS Important

Then you reference the 6 month old Wired article, that really only says they have hit some normal snags that really have nothing to do with Linux. And, 6 months later, NO more articles about problems. Sounds like things are under control.


"But Project LiMux team members said that the current problems aren't insurmountable and aren't directly connected to the use of open-source applications."

"It is true that the migration project has to deal with some problems, but I think that there is no such thing as a project without problems," said Peter Hofmann, LiMux project manager. "We expect that these problems can be worked out over time."
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IBM benefits from MS' mistakes  Tim Patterson | 06/14/04
You got all that from this article?  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
Yes ShadeTree  Tim Patterson | 06/14/04
This is serious!  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
Microsoft could care less about the "centavos" as you say.  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
Shades of denial  whisperycat | 06/14/04
Your link does not support your conclusions.  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
They are in the proccess of migrating thousands of deskops to Linux.  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
RE: DonnieBoy  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
They are in the process, and many have done it successfully.  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
Please point me to a single link....  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
Here are three links, send in that application for infomation minister  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
Nice try, three useless links  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
Ok, give us the links to show they are having problems or anything  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
The links about problems are....  ShadeTree | 06/15/04
Man, that is the best you can come up with???  DonnieBoy | 06/15/04
What's 3rd World country?  voska | 06/14/04
Was there a coup that I missed?  Michael Kelly | 06/14/04
Definitely third world but a democracy none the less.  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
Shade..You know full well that there have been several MS articles ie  Laff | 06/14/04
Please go back to the original post....  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
And my point was/is Brazil alone is not a big deal, but Brazil is NOT alone  Laff | 06/14/04
Brazil IS a big deal. Microsoft must not give Linux a critical mass  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
dictatorship?  theo_durcan | 06/14/04
My apologies  ShadeTree | 06/14/04
is money even that imporant anymore?  ryusen | 06/14/04
A third-world country with a GDP of $1.376 trillion  Expatriate US Geek | 06/15/04
Taco..My God, That was brilliant!!!  Laff | 06/15/04
Taco!  ShadeTree | 06/15/04
Reccession (sic)  Expatriate US Geek | 06/15/04
The artical directly states that IBM is going after Microsoft  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
nothing to do with MS but cash savings  Kamakazii | 06/14/04
Actually, just the opposite, more bucks with Windows.  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
Nearer the truth, I think  IT_User | 06/14/04
Good news for customers, helping bring down prices through competition.  DonnieBoy | 06/14/04
IBM hides behind "open source"  starman_z | 06/15/04
IBM aint hidin' nowhere. IBM doesn't perform, there are other venders.  DonnieBoy | 06/15/04
Re: Be afraid of "free"  Linux_Developer | 06/16/04

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