XPost: alt.comp.freeware   
   From: Sh@dow.br   
      
   On Tue, 19 Jan 2016 18:52:05 -0000 (UTC), "Auric__"   
    wrote:   
      
   >Yrrah wrote:   
   >   
   >> Shadow :   
   >>   
   >>> If I was the Australian government, I'd just install Linux.   
   >>   
   >> Most governments (national, regional, local) won't do that. Their ICT   
   >> "experts" and "advisors" are often Micro$oft indoctrinated morons who   
   >> don't understand the open source concept.   
   >   
   >Also, if they upgrade to Linux, they'd have to spend money training everyone   
   >how to use it. A *lot* of money.   
      
   	Well, it worked for all the free public internet booths here.   
   Until some governors decided to replace it with Windows. System has   
   been down in Sao Paulo for a month. You take the bribe, you pay the   
   price.   
   	How "bright" do you have to be to use a browser, email,   
   OpenOffice, a PDF viewer/generator etc and press a print button when   
   you need a hardcopy of anything ?   
   	PS Linux system ran on a bootable CD, was rebooted whenever   
   someone had finished with his/her terminal. No   
   keyloggers/malware/password utils survive a reboot.   
   	The hospital I worked at also used Linux. Secretaries and   
   nurses were "trained" by looking over someone's shoulder when they had   
   nothing better to do. Zero cost.   
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