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Email this pagehttp://forums.opensuse.org – Hello, first of all I'm not a native English speaker, and more importantly, I'm new to Linux. I have used it for some times but never went behind basic use to use Internet, save files, write documents with OpenOffice... I just installed the 11.2 version in 64-bit. I previously used a 11.1 version, and on which sounds worked fine. (Distributions)
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Email this pagehttp://i486.net – law enforcement has been recently following the general tide of government and the wave of public service by seeking solutions in the Linux direction. Particularly in law enforcement, their needs match well with open source software. They should work on welding the budget of a taxpayer, and open source is free or low cost. (General)
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