Zaragoza? Where the hell is that? Aragon? That's in Spain, or
Angorra? whatever that country on the border of Spain is called.
You're making this up, no? Where in the world is Carman Sandiego when
you need her?
Sh it. If it was Saratoga (California) that would be news. I want to
hear about a region that adopts Linux having a GDP of 400 billion $ or
more, which the California Bay area has or even most big cities in the
US, which far exceeds most country GDPs. (For example, population of
Peru--30 million--has a GDP of $69 billion, while California with
about the same population is 20x that, at $1500 billion). Most mid-to-
large size cities in California (San Diego, LA region, SF region,
Sacramento) would have a GDP 3x to 10x Peru's.
Hell the public school budget for NYC, which is over $10 billion,
exceeds the GDPs of many countries.
Windows is America. Linux is "the other" (Cuba, North Korea, oddballs
in the US, etc).
You American Roy? Or you a G.D. red, boy?
RL
Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> El Pais: Zaragoza Migrates to Linux to Save ?1M Annually
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