
Linux logo -for those who don't know the penguin is the symbol for Linux.

Some of you will remember that open source is a cause I advocate. Here's something to help you to take it on board; it will be cheaper for your church... and there's a hint of a theological reason for supporting it in the article too. Then there are a good few reasons to consider it where Linux scores over windows [multiple desktops so you can be working on different projects fairly easily without having too untidy a desktop, for example].
Things that the article mentions like OpenOffice.org and Mozilla for web browsing are available [free!] for windows too so you can experiment before crossing platforms. Most Linux distributions also allow you to partition you hard-drive so that you can always cross back to windows if you get something you aren't confident of in linux ...
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