LiMux, How Linux Revolutionized Germany

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Courtesy Linux Today  Mon, 06/29/2009 - 07:30

ItrunsonLinux.com: "German city Munich got itself into the American newspapers a few years ago when the city council decided to start the project LiMux, aimed at gradually banishing Microsoft programs from the town hall computers."

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