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The latest in what is becoming an impressively long list of Italian cities to make the transition is the City of Udine, a town of 100,000 people in the north east of Italy. The municipality recently announced that by the end of 2014 it will start a process which, over the coming years, will make OpenOffice the default personal productivity suite on each of its 900 computers.
The move, the city says, will allow it to save roughly €400 on the cost of software licensing for each machine, a total of €360,000. The migration will start with 80 new computers that, according to the 2014 budget document, have to be bought by December.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday September 18 2014, @01:49AM
as soon as some resources will be available
Resources == money
If that feature is so important to you, it seems that you would have demonstrated your interest.
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7.5yrs ago
So, tell us about all the development work that -you- have done pro bono.
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