I am myself quite baffled as to why governments don't embrace open source to a higher degree and - more importantly - enforce open standards (no, OOXML does not count, for obvious reasons).
> The State could be an excellent digital host for itself, and a great steward for its population, if it addressed the technological matter in a professional way, with the right heart and the right mind.
Given my past experience, that's a very big if, unfortunately. :-(
> The State could be an excellent digital host for itself, and a great steward for its population, if it addressed the technological matter in a professional way, with the right heart and the right mind.
Given my past experience, that's a very big if, unfortunately. :-(