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Libervis: FOSS in the Church (Part 1 - Introduction)
Dec 13, 2004, 10 :45 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (9562 reads)

(Other stories by James Thompson)

[ Thanks to Danijel Orsolic for this link. ]

"The church is in a tough state right now, trying to reestablish its identity in a post-modern thinking and increasingly fast paced world. Technology has jumped by leaps and bounds yet the average church is probably in the early to mid ninety's at best technology wise. And on top of that there exist many problems in many churches relating to how they are using the technology they do have.

"For an example: I have heard of one church that has no less that twelve computers between secretaries, ministers and other locations in the church as well as two servers. But of the operating system and application software they use on a daily basis only one of the licenses is legal. And I can't imagine this situation is too atypical..."

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