City of Munich poised to migrate back to Windows, throwing out both Linux and Libre Office
"The operation of the non-uniform client landscape can no longer be made cost-efficient," admits German city council

The City of Munich is planning to complete a reversion to Windows and Office, with City councillors poised to vote in favour of ditching the bespoke Linux system implemented from 2004. The City Council...
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