I do understand your comments in the context of developed economies like Europe/North Americal. However, please have a look at this article: http://www.dhakatribune.com/opinion/2018/01/15/barcelona-moving-linux-n…
In developing countries like Bangladesh, where essential services like government schools and hospitals are massively underfunded, avoiding unnecessary expenditure on MS software licenses is indeed a moral issue. Every penny saved by migrating to Linux can be put to better use eliminating illiteracy, providing life-saving vaccinations, etc.
Indeed. My writings on Muslim liberalism from a history of religion point of view are at www.liberalislam.net; but that was obviously not going to work out in terms of gainful employment =)
I do understand your comments in the context of developed economies like Europe/North Americal. However, please have a look at this article:
http://www.dhakatribune.com/opinion/2018/01/15/barcelona-moving-linux-n…
In developing countries like Bangladesh, where essential services like government schools and hospitals are massively underfunded, avoiding unnecessary expenditure on MS software licenses is indeed a moral issue. Every penny saved by migrating to Linux can be put to better use eliminating illiteracy, providing life-saving vaccinations, etc.