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HispaLinux: Andalusian Regional Goverment Truly Involves with Free Software
Mar 26, 2003, 17 :30 UTC (7 Talkback[s]) (10997 reads)

[ Thanks to Paul Tatham for this link. ]

La Junta de Andalucia, the Andalusian Regional Government, has officially announced a new law whose principal objuective is to give the population the opportunity to use free software.

The article is an English translation of a piece that details the new law in this region of southern Spain.

"All public educational centre necessities are intended to be fulfilled, first of all, with Free Software. At least, all software development carried out by 'La Junta de Andalucia' or any official educational entity should by developed in such a way. It is compulsory to all hardware acquired by official educational centres to be fully compatible with Free Software operating systems. Furthermore, it must be preinstalled in all new bought computers. In addition, all official Internet access points must be equipped with this kind of software..."

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Tear down the wall!(Sorry if mixing Ghan ...   And Then You Win   
David Horkoff
Mar 26, 2003, 23:10:15
 
I hate to say this but on Slashdot they  ...   7.5 mil inhabittants largest prof   
wizz33
Mar 26, 2003, 23:44:39
 
> I hate to say this but on Slashdot the ...   Re: 7.5 mil inhabittants largest prof   
Brian Proffitt
Mar 27, 2003, 00:12:41
 
The plan of the andalusian government is ...   This is only the first step   
Juantomas
Mar 27, 2003, 01:32:30
 
> I hate to say this but on Slashdot the ...   Re: 7.5 mil inhabittants largest prof   
PSp
Mar 27, 2003, 07:02:17
 
There is article after article on mass m ...   Gotta wonder   
phil
Mar 27, 2003, 14:00:27
 
The world is a really big place. There a ...   Re: Gotta wonder   
jujustri
Mar 27, 2003, 17:30:52
 
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