[ Thanks to Matt for
this link. ]
“Momentum to migrate from Microsoft Corp. products to
open-source software is rapidly gaining in Germany, where numerous
companies are reacting to the U.S. software giant’s licensing
policy.“Small and medium-size businesses, in particular, have begun to
replace as much Microsoft software as possible with open-source
options such as Linux in an effort to slash IT costs, according to
IT managers at the LinuxWorld conference and exhibition in
Frankfurt…”
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