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The governments themselves also stand to benefit.The governments themselves also stand to benefit.Posted Sep 12, 2003 15:08 UTC (Fri) by rsidd (subscriber, #2582)In reply to: The governments themselves also stand to benefit. by pointwood Parent article: Governments like open-source software, but Microsoft does not (Economist) Yes I think it's a good article too. The Economist tends to be somewhat right-wing and pro-big-business by British standards, but they have been quite supportive of linux. Off-topic: that umlaut you use ("Münich") isn't quite appropriate: not only is there a standard transliteration "ue" for ü, but Munich is an English name for the city. The German name is Muenchen (or München).
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The governments themselves also stand to benefit. Posted Sep 13, 2003 17:14 UTC (Sat) by jdthood (guest, #4157) [Link] > The Economist tends to be somewhat right-wing and pro-big-businessThe Economist itself would beg to be characterized as pro-freedom and
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