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4 days agoOops, butter fingers. Fixed it. Thanks for the heads up.
Oops, butter fingers. Fixed it. Thanks for the heads up.
The context of rampant corruption hasn’t changed a bit, though.
Also typical for German politics. Political corruption is practically legal in Germany. If you have enough money, you can buy pretty much any decision.
The article is conveniently leaving out the part of the story where Munich decided to revert its Linux migration only after heavy lobbying by Microsoft.
Oh carp.
That’s what politicians claimed, the people more involved with the project publically contradicted that. Whom to believe? Corrupt serial liars, or people actually working on the project?