Why Doesn't Linux Dominate in the Developing World?
There's no doubt FOSS is steadily gaining popularity in government circles, as evidenced most recently by the United States White House's own decision to adopt -- and even contribute back to -- open source Manage and monitor your systems with Landscape for Ubuntu. Free 60 day Trial. Drupal.
A proposal from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, meanwhile, suggests that certain regulation-mandated submissions should be required to be written in Python for better consistency and interpretability, as Heise Online points out.
Then, too, there are all the various reports of governments, including North Korea, Canada, Cuba, Russia and Vietnam embracing free software as well.
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