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Linux in Latin America -- now with a corporate push

Posted by Rudd-O at Apr 24, 2007 09:47 AM | Permalink

Filed under: free software, Latin America, business

Ryan of northxsouth wrote me to let me know about his involvement in free software and Latin America.

It turns out his company performs migrations to open source and free software platforms, and he runs a blog about the subject: northxsouth : free software and open source news. Make sure you check it out!

Ryan, all the best to you and your company -- if anything, the world needs more people like you, and more endeavors like yours!

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