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Mais sobre a declaração da FSF contra o ACTA
21 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaColoquei mais um textículo no MegaNão sobre a declaração da Free Software Foundation contra o ACTA:
Que tal apoiar a FSF contra o ACTA?
http://meganao.wordpress.com/2010/06/21/que-tal-apoiar-a-fsf-contra-o-acta/
A intenção inicial era meramente listar links para facilitar a leitura ( ver Referências Bibliográficas).
Mas achei importante focalizar:
- as preocupações de Stallman quanto à WIPO (OMPI: Organização Mundial da Propriedade Intelectual)
- as próprias demandas da declaração da FSF
Acho absolutamente necessário ler os documentos originais com calma lá referenciados para decidir sobre a adesão pessoal
Mas pergunto de novo:
Que tal apoiar a FSF contra o ACTA?:)
IBM se livra do MS Office?
17 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
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IBM se livra do MS Office?
17 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
IBM se livra do MS Office?
17 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
IBM se livra do MS Office?
17 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
