On Wednesday 26 April 2006 10:59 pm, George Stoianov wrote:
Why is it always that smaller companies and countries are a lot quicker to adapt to new things...less red tape, less risk...what about Germany how did that go, that is not a small country.
Some of Germany is already "Linuxsized," and the rest is being done. One country to keep an eye on for not only using more and more Linux, but as a soon to be producer of GOOD Linux software - South Africa. Small countries normally don't have the cash to work with that larger ones do, so they have been more willing to jump the MickySoft ship for Linux. And, I think the advancements in KDE 4.0 are such that it's going to help "knock the snot" out of the release of Vista! :)
Thanks for the link.
'Saright. Fred -- Paid purchaser of ALL SuSE Linux releases since 6.x