while the south african govt say they support oss and all gov departments ahouod be using it, in practice they hardley ever implement oss. there is actually a p

while the south african govt say they support oss and all gov departments ahouod be using it, in practice they hardley ever implement oss. there is actually a project on git hub to use information access laws to perform a ln audit on the use of oss Using MS office makes sense, since majority of businesses use MS office. Though I would question the use of delphi, someone else posted that delphi is popular in South Africa. As one, I disagree most of the code still being written in delphi is mostly legacy code. The delphi dev shops have since moved on to .net for e.g my first job was a co that used delphi. one of the biggest users of delphi in za (mr price) , now mostly do their dev in .net I think a language like python or ruby would be a much better option.