Lessons from open source in the Mexican government

Re:Lessons from open source in the Mexican government by mschuster91 on Monday April 07, 2025 @10:17AM (#43611825)

> We had no budget issues.

Depends on how one judges the state of equipment - I remember my private laptop having 4x the RAM than the city's computer... or my school's MuSiN computers running on win2k (!) until at the very least 2012. If that isn't a budget problem, I really really don't know what else could be one.

> There are even rumors that Dieter Reiter told someone that he regretted moving away from LiMux

Reiter regretting something, now that might be a first for him

Anyway nice to see (or rather: read) you again!

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Re:Lessons from open source in the Mexican government by deknos on Monday April 07, 2025 @11:36AM (#43612701)

Well, computer power was not super, but it was enough for most tasks.

and musin is not the city of munich, that's federated governments for you

> Anyway nice to see (or rather: read) you again!

Dito, i hope you are fine :)

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Re:Lessons from open source in the Mexican government by mschuster91 on Monday April 07, 2025 @03:59PM (#43615316)

Indeed! Can you send me an email so I have yours again?

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Re:Lessons from open source in the Mexican government by deknos on Sunday April 13, 2025 @06:10AM (#43671643)

i do not have your email... but you SHOULD have my telephonenumber. i gave it to you.

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