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A German State Is Saying Goodbye Windows, Hello Linux

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 4 years ago

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A German State Is Saying Goodbye Windows, Hello Linux - FOSS Force

The parliament of Schleswig-Holstein in Northern Germany has oked plans to make state government almost 100% open source by the end of 2026.

Ich bin ein Berliner… der Linux nutzt… Kek…

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Well… it’s going to need to be

something that’s easy to adopt / adapt to and

something that’s going to be maintained (so it’ll have to be one of the big GNU/Linux players).

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