[ Thanks to Brenton for this link.
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“The government-run Central Trust of China has mandated for the
first time that all desktop computers purchased from now on must be
Linux-compatible, demonstrating the government’s desire to widen
the nation’s usage of open source software.“‘It is a global trend that Linux is gaining wider adoption due
to its lower costs and better adaptability,’ Mike Lin, a consultant
at the Taipei Computer Association (TCA), told the Taipei Times
yesterday…”
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