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Thread: geographic map and timeline for major linux adoptions

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    geographic map and timeline for major linux adoptions

    In a future that's not too far away from now, I'll be working in the authority. Once there I will of course try to push linux as a effecient and costsaving OS to work in.

    I got plenty of arguments to back my statement up, but one thing that would help me (and others who want to push linux onward) is by showing who else is using it. What I'm really looking for is major authorities in the world who has migrated to linux. off my head I know the municipilaty munchen did migrate a large numbers of computers...

    If someone could throw toghether a map (using googlemaps maybe?) with dates and numbers of machines migrated, it would be awesome for me and other linux propagandists

    /K

    EDIT: ack, title should say "of", not "for"... I blame my lack of sleep!
    Last edited by KhaaL; January 14th, 2008 at 12:38 PM.

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    Re: geographic map and timeline for major linux adoptions

    Here's a wikipedia page that might be a starting point:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_adoption

    Also, IBM has been big on linux for a long time:

    http://www-03.ibm.com/linux/

    I think NASA has been using linux for some thing as well (planetary rovers/supercomputers etc). Try your luck on google, or may be someone else has some specifics.

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    Re: geographic map and timeline for major linux adoptions

    That article was what I needed, thanks!

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