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:The Brazilian Election Supreme Court Migrates 430 Thousand Voting Machines to GNU/Linux

The Brazilian Election Supreme Court Migrates 430 Thousand Voting Machines to GNU/Linux
Apr 7, 2008, 15 :00 UTC (6 Talkback[s]) (5398 reads)
(Other stories by Andr� Felipe Machado)

[ Thanks to André Felipe Machado for this link. ]

"The Brazilian Election Supreme Court announced at April 4th 2008, that the 2008 elections at Brazil will use GNU/Linux electronic voting machines with software digital authentication.
"The Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (the Brazilian Election Supreme Court), officially announced on April 4th, 2008, that the Brazilian 2008 elections will use 430 thousand electronic voting machines migrated from VirtuOS and Windows CE to GNU/Linux and open source softwares for security and auditing defined by proper law..."

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