Malaysia moves to OpenOffice
August 27, 2008 (Wednesday) | Open Source
Citing cost and ease of use considerations, the State of Pahang in Malaysia has officially moved to OpenOffice. I wrote yesterday about how emerging economies may prove to be the best source of growth for desktop Linux. Here is one more proofpoint: The driving force for this migration seems to ...
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