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Ubuntu is the open source platform of choice for Oxford Archaeology

Posted by tracyanne on · 2 comments
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Out with the proprietary software and in with open source. Moving to Ubuntu is proving to be an excellent decision by Oxford Archaeology.

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cabreh ·
I'm currious how they are doing 4-5 years later.

Ubuntu 7.10, Zimbra just bought by Yahoo. That's 2007.

Fettoosh ·
Quoting:I'm currious how they are doing 4-5 years later.


Actually, the page info shows it was modified on <meta name="modified" content="2010-03-18 06:10:26" />

But you are right, they should have more recent update. I hate it when a page isn't dated or doesn't have any date reference.

What caught my eye is the statement below

Quoting:“As for the selection of Ubuntu over other Linux distributions,” Puttick says, “that was straightforward because Ubuntu is the most open of the open source distributions.”


The question is, the most open for what? and how so?



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