“One thing you hear often about Linux is that there’s no
software for it. This is simply not true. There may not be much
proprietary software for it, but there is some, and there are
plenty of free alternatives to what most offices use every day.“This is just a quick overview of some of the programs out
there, and it’s the first of two parts.This first posting focuses
on applications for creating content. The next one will be more
internet-based. I’ll go more in-depth into some of them at a later
time…”
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