Munich considers dumping Linux to return to Windows - after just one year

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One of the first major migrations from Windows mulls a switch back to Microsoft due to user complaints

Munich, the German city that pioneered a shift from Microsoft Windows to Linux on the desktop, is considering a switch back after user complaints. According to German newspaper Süddeutsche, depu...

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