Vienna
In 2005 Vienna migrated Microsoft Office 2000 to OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Windows 2000 to Linux .
Contents
- Vienna
- Brazil
- National Assembly
- National Gendarmerie
- Munich
- Schwbisch Hall
- Assam
- Kerala
- Public libraries
- References
Brazil
The government of Brazil migrated from Microsoft Windows to Linux .
National Assembly
The National Assembly of France has had plans to migrate to Linux, OpenOffice.org and Firefox.
National Gendarmerie
The National Gendarmerie adopted OpenOffice.org Firefox and Thunderbird.
Munich
The City of Munich decided to migrate its desktops from Microsoft Windows NT to Linux. On 28 May 2003 the city announced the migration, in June 2004 after the pilot project run by SuSE Linux and IBM there was a final approval for the migration. On 14 April 2005 the city decided to migrate to Debian from a commercial Linux distribution.
Schwäbisch Hall
Schwäbisch Hall migrated its 400 workstations to Linux in late 2002. The factors were cost, better security, escape from the treadmill of vendor-driven upgrades.
Assam
Government of Assam state made open source a part of its IT policy.
Kerala
Under the IT@School project the government of Kerala has adopted free and open sourced software for the schools.
Public libraries
IOSSPL is a free and open source software used for public libraries in Romania.