Monday | 7 July, 2008
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Linux even 100 times cheaper than what you think!

Linux still cheaper than heavily-subsidized Microsoft products. Though, It should have been even 100 times CHEAPER applying with the new Linux Multidesktop Technology.
Linux Public Computing Operating System, yet a new terminology many should cope with. Does it work really? See more:
* http://www.canada.com/northshorenews/news/home/story.html?id=4dad2598-22...
* http://blogs.pcworld.com/communityvoices/archives/2007/10/linus_not_read...
Public Computing occurs whenever computers are deployed for use by the public, by "untrusted" users, or by transactional workers. The key issues at public computers are privacy protection, system security, and manageability. Users find Linux Multidesktop approach friendly, secure and worry free! It is ideal for Schools, Universities, Libraries, Community Centres etc...

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