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Linux in the City of Munich (AKA LiMux)
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Jan-Marek Glogowski
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aug Sat 15
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https://summit.debconf.org/debconf15/meeting/341/linux-in-the-city-of-munich-aka-limux/
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Technically started in 2005, Munich's LiMux project was officially and successfully finished in 2013; albeit with a long delay, compared to our initial project plan, as much more work croped up. Nevertheless the work on our Linux client(s) continues. New releases get rolled out, bugs get fixed and new features are implemented to improve the client, adapt it to the changing needs of the municipal IT, and support our users. This talk will put the spotlight on the current situation and does a quick glance on the history, the technical tools used to manage our 33 000 users and 18 000 clients and a little future outlook.
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