Linux Journal: Greenpeace Southeast Asia Moves to Free Software
Jan 30, 2003, 10:00 (2 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Fred Noronha)
"'The office has been planning to move to free software since
early 2002. We made a conscious choice between migrating to free
software or spending funds on expensive software licenses,' said
Steven Sy, web-editor and system administrator for Greenpeace
Southeast Asia in the Philippines.
"He added, 'We also did not want to get into legal troubles if
ever the BSA [Business Software Alliance, the proprietary software
arm that fights illegal copying of software, which it terms piracy]
came our way.'
"Sy has been with the Philippine environmental movement for
almost a decade and joined Greenpeace about two years ago. 'The
concept of free software/open source is new to me, and I'm still
learning the ropes,' he said..."
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