France quietly deployed 100,000+ Linux machines in their police force - GendBuntu is a silent EU tech success story
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France quietly deployed 100,000+ Linux machines in their police force - GendBuntu is a silent EU tech success story
Well done. Let us get free from Microsoft spyware OS. They are not trustworthy vendors, and all taxpayers' money should go to fund open-source apps/software and not to Bill Gates' fortune.
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France quietly deployed 100,000+ Linux machines in their police force - GendBuntu is a silent EU tech success story
Well done. Let us get free from Microsoft spyware OS. They are not trustworthy vendors, and all taxpayers' money should go to fund open-source apps/software and not to Bill Gates' fortune.
@nixCraft@mastodon.social I think with Europe now actively looking to break Microsoft's dominance over their IT affairs, we might see a lot more of this in the next few years.
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@nixCraft@mastodon.social I think with Europe now actively looking to break Microsoft's dominance over their IT affairs, we might see a lot more of this in the next few years.
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@Nux Yes, the French did it in 2013-14 with their Gendarmerie.
Denmark is another example, and the German Bundesland Schleswig-Holstein: https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-german-state-schleswig-holstein-uninstalls-windows/ also here: @landesregierung -
@Nux Yes, the French did it in 2013-14 with their Gendarmerie.
Denmark is another example, and the German Bundesland Schleswig-Holstein: https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-german-state-schleswig-holstein-uninstalls-windows/ also here: @landesregierung@NatureMC @Nux @landesregierung @Uraael @nixCraft
Unfortunately Denmark isn't really a good example.
It's 40 people (half of the digitalisation ministry) trying out Collabora (LibreOffice) as a replacement for Microsoft Office, but only as a trial.
Source in Danish from the Ministry website:
https://www.digmin.dk/digitalisering/nyheder/nyhedsarkiv/2025/jun/digitaliseringsministeriet-saetter-gang-i-pilotprojekt-om-digital-suveraenitet -
@NatureMC @Nux @landesregierung @Uraael @nixCraft
Unfortunately Denmark isn't really a good example.
It's 40 people (half of the digitalisation ministry) trying out Collabora (LibreOffice) as a replacement for Microsoft Office, but only as a trial.
Source in Danish from the Ministry website:
https://www.digmin.dk/digitalisering/nyheder/nyhedsarkiv/2025/jun/digitaliseringsministeriet-saetter-gang-i-pilotprojekt-om-digital-suveraenitet@folfdk Thanks for the facts! Most foreign media articles praise it as a sensation ...
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@folfdk Thanks for the facts! Most foreign media articles praise it as a sensation ...
Between 7-10 days ago I also had the impression from the Danish news papers/websites that it was going to be on Linux.
But this was apparently not accurate. (Or the scope changed 🫤)
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