Minipočítač Intel Compute Stick už je k dispozici i s Ubuntu

Možná se nejdříve zamyslete, než začnete plácat nesmysly o diskriminaci. Zkuste si spočítat cenový rozdíl a z toho vám vyjde, že ty Winy tam jsou zdarma. Mimochodem je to čistě jen věcí Intelu, co nabídne. Pokud chcete, můžete si systém přeinstalovat.

ale na druhú stranu si zober že linux na 8GB disku má viac voľného miesta ako windows na 32GB disku
a tiež môžeš +- počítať s tým že ti bude žrať menej ramky (o dosť ak si rozumný...)

To ale nie su nezmysly, Rozhoduje o tom Sudny dvor europskej unie. Riesia a primarne uloh, ci je laglane pridavat k HW aj SW, vratane OS a ci je legalne v pripade bundlovania dat l;en moznosti kup/nekup si ten model, ale
bo ci musi byt umoznena volba predinstaloavneho SW zakaznikom..

EU court to decide on PC and software bundling
Submitted by Gijs Hillenius on July 02, 2015

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is expected to rule within weeks on the practice of forced sale of licences for operating systems and other software bundled with computing devices. On 25 June, France’s Court of cassation referred to the CJEU a complaint of a French citizen who wanted to purchase a PC without any pre-installed operating system.

According to April, France’s free software advocacy group, the Court of Cassation wants the CJEU to decide applicability of EU rules on unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices. The court seeks to determine what are unfair commercial practices, and what are misleading commercial practices. The Court of Cassation is asking the CJEU if bundling is unfair, and if it is unfair not to leave the customer much choice other than accepting the bundling or cancelling the sale.

https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/news/eu-court-decide-pc-and-software-bundling

Jezis, tak na to jsem tedy ziskuchtivej. Predpokladam, ze MS ma uz podplaceno a lobysti tlaci na politiky, aby soudcum slibili nejakou trafiku, jen aby prijali to spravne rozhodnuti.

To si nemyslim, joinup je web Europskej komisie o OpenSource az opendata

a su tam napr. spravy

School: open source reduces PC troubleshooting
Submitted by Gijs Hillenius on May 18, 2015

Using open source in school greatly reduces the time needed to troubleshoot PCs, shows the case of the Colegio Agustinos de León (Augustinian College of León, Spain). In 2013, the school switched to using Ubuntu Linux for its desktop PCs in class rooms and offices. For teachers and staff, the amount of technical issues decreased by 63 per cent and in the school’s computer labs by 90 per cent, says Fernando Lanero, computer science teacher and head of the school’s IT department.
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/news/school-open-source-reduces-pc-troubleshooting

Dutch city of Ede spends 92 percent less (!) than its peers on sof
"Risk aversion might be the easiest and safest way, it's also very expensive"

The city of Ede, the Netherlands, currently has an annual total ICT budget of six million euros. According to the Dutch Berenschot benchmark for municipal ICT costs, that is 24 percent less than other municipalities of comparable size are spending. Drilling down shows that most of this reduction can be explained by Ede's extremely low spend on software licenses: only 56 euros per full-time equivalent employee (FTE) instead of 731 euros. That's a very impressive 92 percent less than average. Such a large reduction was achieved by moving from proprietary to open source software.

https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/elibrary/case/dutch-city-ede-spends-92-percent-less-its-peers-software-licenses

Aha, takze bude lepsi, kdyz Intel nechame, at si obe verze toho kramu zasune do zakonceni zazivaciho traktu. Zejmena, kdyz existuji podobne hracky, kde tyhle problemy clovek nema.