[ Thanks to Matt for
this link. ]
“Brazil’s federal government tourism agency Embratur is
migrating all PCs. in its network to an open-source platform and
expects to finish the first phase of implementation by April,
government news agency Radiobras reported.“Embratur expects to cut 155,000 reais [US$59,477/€46,149]
off its license costs by using open source, or 33 percent of its
total IT budget…”
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