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Baraha released under GPL

Baraha is a transliteration based application which converts 'Indian language text written in English' to their own respective scripts.Its true type fonts are released under GPL license. Click here to Read More

Oakland University replaces UNIX with Ubuntu

Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan needed to replace its aging and costly to maintain UNIX servers. Ubuntu now serves their students superbly.Click here to Read More

Ubuntu proved the optimal choice for a non-profit radio station

Simplicity in switching, ease-of-use, great client/server side management and outstanding reliabilty - Ubuntu proved the best choice for KRUU-FM radio station. Click here to Read More

Ubuntu proves invaluable for specialist sports school

Stability, reduced maintenance and significant cost-savings - Ubuntu proved an outstanding choice for Skegness Grammar School. Click here to Read More

Ubuntu delivers significant cost-savings for specialist sports school

Stability, reduced maintenance times and significant cost savings - Ubuntu proved an outstanding choice for Skegness Grammar School. Click here to Read More

Ubuntu enables advanced computer research into killer diseases

Delivering training coursers to researchers in developing countries - Ubuntu was the first choice for The Wellcome Trust Sangar Institute. Click here to Read More

Ubuntu provides a secure and easily accessible system for German Pilots

Enhanced security, outstanding support and maintenance times - Ubuntu was the optimal choice for Contact Air GmbH. Click here to Read More

Ubuntu enables advanced computer research into killer diseases

Delivering training coursers to researchers in developing countries - Ubuntu was the first choice for The Wellcome Trust Sangar Institute. Click here to Read More

Locatrix deploys mobile applications on Ubuntu

Stability and manageability helps Locatrix deploy mobile applications to thousands of new users each week. Click here to Read More

Ubuntu supports technology-enabled teaching at The Johns Hopkins University

Cost-effective, easy-to-use and reliable, Ubuntu proved to be the open source platform of choice on which to build a support system for technology-enabled classrooms at The Johns Hopkins University. Click here to Read More
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