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In 2006, Canadians can fill out their census forms online for the first time -- but not if they use GNU/Linux, or are free software advocates who prefer not to install a proprietary version of Java. The situation raises questions of open access to government that are familiar to most of the free and open source software (FOSS) communities, all the more so because other government services are implementing systems with the same limitations.
i've written to stats can explaining why the 5 heartbeats here aren't filing, referencing the article. plus some more encouraging words.
i've twice written and maintained a payroll program since 1987. the cdn feds are so tied to ms. my latest has been gpld and freely available for years -- and they themselves say its accurate for all tested scenarios. i'm 1 guy and normally devote newyears eve each year to that project.
they're not even vaguely trying to serve the people. and yes, smb's are people too.
By what illusion do you think governments "serve the people" anywhere? The purpose of government is to legitimate the taking of money from one group to give it to another (mostly the government itself).
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i've written to stats can explaining why the 5 heartbeats here aren't filing, referencing the article. plus some more encouraging words.
i've twice written and maintained a payroll program since 1987. the cdn feds are so tied to ms. my latest has been gpld and freely available for years -- and they themselves say its accurate for all tested scenarios. i'm 1 guy and normally devote newyears eve each year to that project.
they're not even vaguely trying to serve the people. and yes, smb's are people too.