South Korean government plans shift to Linux in response to end of Extended Support for Windows 7
The South Korean government has balked at the cost of continuing to maintain Windows 7 beyond January next year
South Korea's government plans to shift the OS of its computers from Windows 7 to Linux. Image via Pixabay
South Korea's government is considering a shift from Windows 7 to Linux in response to the cessation of Extended Support in January 2019. Microsoft will continue to provide security patches at an escalating...
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