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Les Hatton | 2001a | The devil and the deep blue sea: moving from Windows to Linux | WEB | devil_and_deepblue_sea.pdf |
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Discusses the ways in which proprietary software providers trap their users and assesses the feasibility of moving from Windows to Linux and provides alternative open source programs for most of the software which a conventional Windows office user would use. In essence moving from Windows is not only feasible but necessary. | None yet | 7 |
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