Free Software = economic stimulus
Jan '09
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12:00 PM
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12 people attended.
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Matthew Jording
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“ I enjoyed this meeting more than previous gatherings of NYC Linux, in part because the early Sunday time meant that I was neither rushing to the meeting after work nor worried about getting home too late. I also enjoyed it because most of the attendees have experienced as independent contractors in a wider variety of IT settings than I encounter in my day job. If anyone needs "the Perl programmer" as part of any such contracting situation, please give me a shout-out. ” -
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OpenOffice is the standard linux-based replacement for MS Office suite. I am interested in the *deficiencies* of OO for power users of MS office. IMHO, OO still does not meet the power and ease of use of MS office *in a business environment*. Interested in talking with members who have migrated a *business* from MS Office to OO.
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