http://www.focus.com/fyi/50-places-linux-running-you-might-not-expect/
According to Linux.com, the United States Department of Defense is the "single biggest install base for Red Hat Linux" in the world. Nor was it an unconscious choice, as Brigadier General Nick Justice, the Deputy Program Officer for the Army's Program Executive Office proclaims "open source software is part of the integrated network fabric which connects and enables our command and control system to work effectively, as people's lives depend on it." Justice went on to state that "when we rolled into Baghdad, we did it using open source", and that he was indeed Red Hat's "biggest customer."
FreeSoftwareMagazine.com reveals that "the US Navy nuclear submarine fleet is using GNU/Linux" as well.
LWN.net maintains that Spain has long been the strongest supporter and user of Linux from a national government standpoint. Linux has spread rapidly throughout Spain since 2002, when the government of Extremadura actually created its own cutomized Linux distribution (called LinEx) based on Debian, using GNOME as its "default desktop environment." Since then, the government "gave away the product CDs at every opportunity -- in government offices, magazines and even daily newspapers" as part of a determined and ongoing effort to get LinEx out to everybody." By handing out the software for free and continuing to publicize its availability, Linux spread from Extremadura throughout the rest of Spain and remains widely used today.
ja niin edelleen... Linux leviää kaikkialla ja sillä tehdään valtavat säästöt kun ei enää tarvitse maksaa Microsoftille lisenssimaksuja.
Microsoft is going down and out!
According to Linux.com, the United States Department of Defense is the "single biggest install base for Red Hat Linux" in the world. Nor was it an unconscious choice, as Brigadier General Nick Justice, the Deputy Program Officer for the Army's Program Executive Office proclaims "open source software is part of the integrated network fabric which connects and enables our command and control system to work effectively, as people's lives depend on it." Justice went on to state that "when we rolled into Baghdad, we did it using open source", and that he was indeed Red Hat's "biggest customer."
FreeSoftwareMagazine.com reveals that "the US Navy nuclear submarine fleet is using GNU/Linux" as well.
LWN.net maintains that Spain has long been the strongest supporter and user of Linux from a national government standpoint. Linux has spread rapidly throughout Spain since 2002, when the government of Extremadura actually created its own cutomized Linux distribution (called LinEx) based on Debian, using GNOME as its "default desktop environment." Since then, the government "gave away the product CDs at every opportunity -- in government offices, magazines and even daily newspapers" as part of a determined and ongoing effort to get LinEx out to everybody." By handing out the software for free and continuing to publicize its availability, Linux spread from Extremadura throughout the rest of Spain and remains widely used today.
ja niin edelleen... Linux leviää kaikkialla ja sillä tehdään valtavat säästöt kun ei enää tarvitse maksaa Microsoftille lisenssimaksuja.
Microsoft is going down and out!
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Ja sitten vastaavasti, kun alkaa ne linuxin toimimattomuudet, maksaa työntekijöiden uudelleenkoulutus huimaavia summia!
Pitää palkata oikein erikseen sellainen "linux-neuvoja" työpaikalle, jotta pystyisi edes välttävästi tietokonetta käyttämään.
Sekin on turhaa, sillä ne linux-ongelmat ovat niin laajamittaisia, ettei niistä kukaan selviä huomattavia tappioita kärsimättä!
Sotateknologiassa linuxtekniikka olisi jo aikamoinen katastrofi!
Joten - juttele vaan yksikses!
Se kannattaa jo työhönottotilanteessa varmistaa että työntekijä osaa käyttää tietokonetta, eikä windowsia.
jos henkilö ei osaa käyttää winkkua niin ei varmaan osaa mitään muutakaan tehhä ..
Kirjoita tämä satuilu uudelleen, kun linux jakeluiden käyttäjä luku nousee ylös sieltä promille kuopasta !
No mites olisi kuva kolmen vuoden takaa...
"Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer had some interesting things to say yesterday about which companies Microsoft sees as its competitors in the client operating system space. You'd think Apple was their number one competitor - and you'd be wrong. Microsoft sees two other competitors as their primary adversaries.
During a speech for investors, Steve Ballmer showed the following slide to his audience: "
http://www.osnews.com/img/21035/ballmermacs.png