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I remember when stories like this about moving off Microsoft products was somewhat shocking. Now I'm somewhat shocked that a government is still stuck on Micro
by jimbokun 1y ago
I remember when stories like this about moving off Microsoft products was somewhat shocking.
Now I'm somewhat shocked that a government is still stuck on Microsoft products.
- bryanrasmussen 1y agoThe way Denmark works is that at some point an inflection point will be hit - I think about 30% of computers being off MS, and then there will be a stampede and everyone will be off MS in the year.
- jopsen 1y agoLol, I wouldn't bet on us getting to that infliction point. All of this will be forgotten when the orange monkey is gone. So if it has to happen it has to happen yesterday.
- raxxorraxor 1y agoIf they started to actually build their own infrastructure 10 years ago, we would probably have very advanced and secure government OS and tools complementing usual use cases. China did it because it is capable. I am not yet convinced that Europe will not bungle it again. In recent times talking 2 minutes about technical issues is too much mental strain for a lot of people that need to make decisions. You don't have to be a geek to understand these issues, just some basic critical thinking skills would suffice. There is also risk here, but it should be easy to mitigate that. Also, people need training to use different applications.