http://www.comparebusinessproducts.com/fyi/50-places-linux-running-you-might-not-expect
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Navy Submarine Fleet
The City of Munich, Germany
Spain
Federal Aviation Administration
French Parliament
State-Owned Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Pakistani Schools & Colleges
Cuba
Macedonia's Ministry of Education and Science
U.S. Postal Service
U.S. Federal Courts
Government of Mexico City
Garden Grove, California
Largo, Florida
Czech Post
Educational Users of Linux
Educational institutions, like businesses and government, have increasingly decided to roll out Linux on servers and desktop computers for their open-source and cost benefits. These institutions range from public schools (elementary, middle and high school) to colleges and post-graduate schools. Below are several of the most prominent educational establishments to have switched from Microsoft Windows to Linux.
Russian Schools
German Universities
The Philippines
Georgia
The Indian State of Tamil Nadu
Switzerland Schools
Bolzano, Italy
Kerela, India
One Laptop Per Child
Indiana Schools
Business Users of Linux
Businesses, as well as governments, have slowly begun to realize the various benefits that Linux and open source software can provide. In fact, given that costs are more important to the decision making of businesses than governments, they arguably have an even greater incentive to check it out. Below are several businesses that have made the switch or begun making the switch from Windows to Linux.
Novell
Google
IBM
Panasonic
Virgin America
Cisco
ConocoPhillips
Amazon
Peugeot
Wikipedia
New York Stock Exchange
Toyota Motor Sales
Travelocity
Sony
ja myös
CERN
Cern uses Scientific Linux on a massive scale for mission-critical applications. FreeSoftwareMagazine, for instance, notes that Linux is powering the $10 billion Large Hadron Collider, a machine designed to do important subatomic research. CERN, it should also be noted, is where Tim Berners-Lee invented the hypertext link while working there in the 80's as an independent contractor. CERN also runs Linux on its 20,000 internal servers.
Täyttä Linuxin ylivoimaa tärkeissä toimijoissa USA:n hallintoa myöten. Windows on saamassa potkut kaikkialla.
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Navy Submarine Fleet
The City of Munich, Germany
Spain
Federal Aviation Administration
French Parliament
State-Owned Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Pakistani Schools & Colleges
Cuba
Macedonia's Ministry of Education and Science
U.S. Postal Service
U.S. Federal Courts
Government of Mexico City
Garden Grove, California
Largo, Florida
Czech Post
Educational Users of Linux
Educational institutions, like businesses and government, have increasingly decided to roll out Linux on servers and desktop computers for their open-source and cost benefits. These institutions range from public schools (elementary, middle and high school) to colleges and post-graduate schools. Below are several of the most prominent educational establishments to have switched from Microsoft Windows to Linux.
Russian Schools
German Universities
The Philippines
Georgia
The Indian State of Tamil Nadu
Switzerland Schools
Bolzano, Italy
Kerela, India
One Laptop Per Child
Indiana Schools
Business Users of Linux
Businesses, as well as governments, have slowly begun to realize the various benefits that Linux and open source software can provide. In fact, given that costs are more important to the decision making of businesses than governments, they arguably have an even greater incentive to check it out. Below are several businesses that have made the switch or begun making the switch from Windows to Linux.
Novell
IBM
Panasonic
Virgin America
Cisco
ConocoPhillips
Amazon
Peugeot
Wikipedia
New York Stock Exchange
Toyota Motor Sales
Travelocity
Sony
ja myös
CERN
Cern uses Scientific Linux on a massive scale for mission-critical applications. FreeSoftwareMagazine, for instance, notes that Linux is powering the $10 billion Large Hadron Collider, a machine designed to do important subatomic research. CERN, it should also be noted, is where Tim Berners-Lee invented the hypertext link while working there in the 80's as an independent contractor. CERN also runs Linux on its 20,000 internal servers.
Täyttä Linuxin ylivoimaa tärkeissä toimijoissa USA:n hallintoa myöten. Windows on saamassa potkut kaikkialla.
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Vanhimmat
Hyvä hienoa!
M$-leirissä hiljaista. Tosiasioitten edessä on kuitenkin nöyrryttävä. Hih-hih-hih-hah-hah-hah-buahhahaaahahhahhahah....
Ja 60% kaikista viime vuonna myydyistä uusista nettiin kytketyistä laitteista toimi Linuxilla...
kajahtaa
http://www.tietokone.fi/artikkeli/uutiset/ajattelitko_etta_linuxia_tehdaan_ilmaiseksi
Varsinaisia peräkammareita, niinkuin nyt esim. IBM,samsung, Google....
Taitaa M$ olla vapaassa pudotuksessa, että silleen.
Vielä kun saisi tietoa siitä, mitä GNU/Linuxin distroja käyttävät. Eivat ne pelkällä kernelillä pitkälle pääse. Saa nähdä, miten OpenSource löytää tiensä. Toki tiensä voi löytää, mutta kuinka kauan sitten se säilyy kohteessan niin onkin toinen juttu.
Mikset soita tai lähetä niille sähköpostia ja kysy? Ei tuo tieto mitään salaista ole. Tyhmää kysymystä ei ole olemassakaan, on vain tyhmiä vastauksia.
Ei toki ole salaista, ja voihan sitä tiedustella vaikka mitä. En vain sanottavasti jaksa GNU/Linuxin tai muunkaan OpenSourcen perässä juosta sen enempää. Uteliaisuus herää silloin tällöin hetkeksi, mutta ei sen enempää. Tehköön sen laajemman otannan sitten joku muu selvästi innokkaampi minun puolestani :)