[Am-info] China goes linux

[John J. Urbaniak]

I'm sure that IBM's backing of Linux has a lot to do with its
acceptability worldwide.

John


"Fred A. Miller" wrote:

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> China goes linux
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> http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/23548.html
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> "On 28th December 2001 the Beijing municipal government awarded
> contracts to six local software vendors, and rejected the seventh
> bidder - Microsoft. The contract covers office automation, antivirus
> and operating software, one of the winners being Linux OS vendor Red
> Flag."
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> Fred A. Miller
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