[ Thanks to E.
Stride for this link. ]
“When making the switch from Microsoft desktops to open
source desktops, how can IT shops contain training and support
costs while maintaining quality?“Bernard Golden: Typical users usually don’t
have much problem moving to a Linux desktop, particularly a
KDE-based one that looks a lot like a Windows desktop. The typical
productivity apps (e.g., OpenOffice) are very simple to move to as
well…”
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