Talk:Caixa Mágica
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"Linux CM is being used extensively in education, public administration and enterprises in Portugal. It is well known for being used in 14.000 desktops in portuguese schools." I'm affraid this is a bit of wishful thinking. I haven't found anywhere where Caixa Mágica is used (except for one of my portables), and I deal with computers and Linux every day in Portugal. Perhaps a reliable source for verification is in order? Xis 03:51, 26 February 2006 (UTC)
- Indeed, some reliable sources would come in handy. It is well known for being used in 14.000 desktops in portuguese schools. Whoever wrote this was either feeling too optimistic, or isn't quite aware of what's going on in Portugal. The portuguese pt:Caixa Mágica article states that 14.000 desktops are expected to be installed in schools over time. -- ViruValge 19:00, 15 April 2006 (UTC)
