LiMux: Free Software and Open Standards in Munich
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Munich’s IT project LiMux describes migrating 15,000 desktops to free software: replacing Windows/Office with OpenOffice.org and rolling out a Linux client across the city. It focuses on integrating the Linux desktops into a heterogeneous IT environment, ensuring availability of specialized applications, and improving release processes by involving departments in requirements management and testing.
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