How many they are? I almost agree that it is hard to any company switch from windows to linux(also hard switch from drags to normal life all). But if GS want look to future(looking on more young people) i think linux version should be. I don't think that he can or want switch his workplace to linux in any situation But also he don't want to switch to ArchiCAD. I work some time with my father(61 y.o.), he working in old way like at paper in acad.

If you think it would be still feasible for you to get Linux go ahead.

Imagine just a medium size office (up to 20 people) with all this stuff installed on their machines plus office manuals and procedures, archiving, back-uping, networking and switching to new accounting system (in this case say hello to tax officers and almost inevitably good-bye to your money). bespoke accounting, timesheets, costing, scheduling, graphic design, vizualisation and god knows what software).

Well, this is a very hypothetical question because I am not sure if somebody could actually break down the cost for staff training (new software, procedures etc), IT service (virus control, drivers and hardware set up, compatibility issues in regards to file flow from/to either Mac or Win platforms), reliability of particular LINUX clone/installation, availability of specific software (mind you there is more software than MS office and AC in an office eg. ANYONE Before you cast your vote please consider this.īut there are many who want to migtrate to Luinux, forget Windows and find Mac too expensive! I am one of them!

Hell is Others for windows instal free