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Linux@lemmy.ml · 3 years ago

Chinese government to ditch Windows in the next three years

www.techradar.com

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Chinese government to ditch Windows in the next three years

www.techradar.com

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 3 years ago

China to ditch all Windows PCs by 2022 – could this be Linux’s time to shine?

www.techradar.com

All government services will stop using Windows in the next three years

I ditched Windows BTW.

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Anyone familiar with Chinese politics + technology want to chime in on how likely various levels of Windows ditching is to happen?

EDIT: This is from February 2020. Have they made any progress yet?

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