Novell dumps Office for Linux
May 31st, 2004 by mhjones
Computerworld’s Novell story is getting a ton of hits this morning. Novell is practising what it preaches by using itself as an example of how to live without Microsoft Office:
Around 90 per cent all of the company’s 350 Asia-Pacific staff, half of whom are based in Australia, have started using OpenOffice as a replacement for Microsoft’s Office suite.
Update: According to Colin Charles, the story behind the story is that Novell is forcing OpenOffice down users’ throats.
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