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Irish City Adopts Open Source Business Server

Posted by Fettoosh on · 5 comments
The Var Guy; By Christopher Tozzi 		Mail this story
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The city of Limerick, Ireland, is known for a lot of things: the infamous “broken treaty” of 1691, Gaelic sports and the eponymous form of poetry. Now, the town is also aspiring to become a model for deploying open source in government. It completed the latest move in that process this week with the adoption of the Zentyal Small Business Server and Zarafa groupware suite.

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Comments (5)

ABCC ·
There once was a city official from Limerick, who decided to give Microsoft a scissors kick. Shouthing 'nothing can be worse!', he chose open source. And now his infrastructure doesn't make him sick.
montezuma ·
Cha tèid nì sam bith san dòrn dùinte.
Fettoosh Story submitter ·
Except may be for a few $$$$. :-)

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