Poland adds an open source chapter to its digitalisation strategy
(interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu)
Just reading the words Open source really gets my tail wagging, if you know what I mean (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞
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That's sounds like a very positive step
Some call it progress... at least I do.
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Nice!
First in Poland I guess? In France the law has been recommending free (libre) software since 2016. https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/jorf/article_jo/JORFARTI000033203039?__cf_chl_f_tk=yzR2MPbsCVt32fwygGRZDXWF5.V_82j7xN_IdXDA7F4-1783478568-1.0.1.1-QOtmq1R3kQ5SJmXYYSb9Nd7DJ5jbTNAHtSaRfMibRtY
Based on this law, there is a reference catalog of free software recommended for the French administration. https://code.gouv.fr/sill/
I guess other EU countries have similar things.
Really pleased to hear. Parts of the government I work for in another country has moved to nextcloud for data storage as well, although majority of services are still Microsoft software. Small steps I guess!
Software in the public interest... :)
Consider my jimmies rustled
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Public money, public code
I wonder if it will be next mobywatel situation
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Smart!
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