Stop Using Windows, Use Linux
There's a world food crisis right now, as we all know it. Man's most basic need is low on supply but high in demand. This recent global predicament may not be felt that much in highly developed countries like the US and Japan, but developing country like ours and underdeveloped countries like most of Africa are struggling for survival.
State leaders and legislators have plenty of proposed solutions with the goal of alleviating the current food shortage. But, most of these propositions will almost always be unrealistic and will likely fail in the end. To all our lawmakers, I have a suggestion that may sound radical to some of you --Stop using Windows, use Linux.
This is a fact: Thousands of personal computers courtesy of the government are handed out each year to Philippine public schools. Every PC comes with a genuine copy of Windows XP and some educational CDs --Microsoft Office suite is not included. These computers are aimed to help the students learn the basics of desktop computing.
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