Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 5th Sep 2006 21:36 UTC
Ambitious plans by Bergen (for the geography impaired: that's Norway) to move to an open source desktop environment have been suspended. Ole-Bjorn Tuftedal, special advisor on contracts and technology at Bergen, said on Monday that the desktop Linux migration would not happen for at least the next two years. Tuftedal, though, is still confident that the migration will happen eventually.
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Member since:2006-06-01
"Go back and read how several users (including myself) have debunked your "Lines of code" .... er... thing."
I haven't seen any "debunking".
"You forgot the part where the guy in charge of the migration said it was proceeding as planned."
The plan is several years behind. The original plan also invloved using VMware to contiune running the Windows OS.
ANd still, not one desktop converted to Linux.
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2006-04-21
I'm not sure why you have to swear
Swear? Oh, you mean "horseshit,"? That's pretty mild where I come from.
accuse me of being dishonest.
Go back and read how several users (including myself) have debunked your "Lines of code" .... er... thing.
EDIT: Oh yes, I forgot, the Linux migration. You forgot the part where the guy in charge of the migration said it was proceeding as planned.
Edited 2006-09-05 23:29