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EU OS: A Fedora-based distro 'for the public sector'
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Government is only in the clutches of MS because MS bribes officials to maintain their cancerous software as a staple everywhere in Europe... Hungary is one of a few quite famous cases of bribery.
There's no depth to my loathing of MS and its illegal and anti-competitive practices.
It's going to have to start at the local level. They're usually the ones that have less budget and less influence to sell, anyway.