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DArtagnan
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 Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2002 7:31 am Post subject: Israely Government |
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The "Israely Government" is going to move to "Open Source", they speak about Moving to OpenOffice and other stuff
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pjp
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Nice. Maybe the US will follow.
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Not likely. 
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mksoft
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As much as I'd love to see this happening, we have a long way to go. The government held just a hearing from OSS proponents. At the next meeting MS representives will be heard and everything can change (and knowing our government I wouldn't be surprised if MS gets the deal).
The meetings are about selecting the technologies which will be used for the upcoming online government resources/services. Lets hopy Miki Eitan will get wise and choose the correct one. As previous implementations have shown, technologies built by MS are mostly accessable only to MS products (e.g: similar projects in England), and I wouldn't want my governemnt online infrastructure submitted to "MS security" solutions.
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