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:MSN/Reuters: Brazil's Government Snuggles Up to Linux
MSN/Reuters: Brazil's Government Snuggles Up to Linux
Nov 24, 2003, 14 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6761 reads)

(Other stories by Alberto Alerigi Jr.)

"Brazil's government is urging its massive bureaucracy to use free software like Linux on its computer systems in a cost-cutting move that could cost Microsoft (MSFT) millions of dollars in lost revenue.

"The initiative seeks to reduce the cost of proprietary software licenses the government needs to use programs like Microsoft's Windows operating system, which runs about 90 percent of the world's computers.

"The government says it spends more than 100 million reais, or about $34 million, a year on license payments, an amount deemed too big for the cost-conscious, left-leaning administration of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva..."

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