Care statements Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft , criticizing the decision of the Generalitat de Catalunya to use free software : "a government can not blindly commit to something," "should be flexible and open to innovation" . O has been owned for a few seconds, or you have copied the address to a Linux user, thinking that words are empty shells which you can drive any flag. I see no better way for a government blindly commit to sell the Microsoft Empire eternal-pay-for-licenses through, and what better way to open up to the open source innovation. I guess Ballmer was referring to its innovation, exclusively. He noted further that the free systems do not create jobs (which both governments are concerned) if you destroy them.
Free software is gaining ground , increasingly, something that this same man partially acknowledged in his speech. They are afraid of course, and proposed counterattack with innovation. That's good, is one of the benefits of competition will be good to us all, regardless of which I hope to finish and always with the light side of innovation, Penguin Icewalker comes with your friends and earn war. Bonita
picture this week of nightmares in which I have dreamed disappearing my bed on the porch of my house planted a copy of transparent Teledos's Cathedral and I stole the laptop on a terrace in the Plaza de Chueca. Too.
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