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Story: Europe and the US philosophically divided on open source?
Posted by: Gabriel Voinea (Thursday 10 November 2005, 10:16 AM)
The allegation that TCO is smaller in the case of proprietary software is absurd and completely false. It's based exclusively on Microsoft's so-called "ge the facts" campaign, nobody can take that as a fact without being ridiculous. In fact, independent studies show that TCO is less than half for Linux and open source than for Windows and Microsoft.
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Good research. Arthur B. -
Oh, yes the "Old Europe" countries above all Franc... Anonymous
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It's not Holland, but The Netherlands. :-) Anonymous
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The French use Pays-Bas and most English sp... Jacob -
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My my my. France using Opensource softwares b... Mitch 74
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Just a little correction:
Software libr... Diego Alcorta
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