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# From: IMMSA - Apart Mar Menuda <apart@marmenuda.com>
<define-tag pagetitle>Inmobiliaria Mar Menuda SA, Tossa de Mar, Spain</define-tag>
<define-tag webpage>http://www.marmenuda.com/</define-tag>
#use wml::debian::users
<p>
We rent apartments and we use our IT infrastructure to manage apartment
bookings and the accounting. We used one Windows 2003 SBS connected to five
Windows 2000 workstations until 2007. In mid 2007 there was a change in the
licensing policy of our former software, which was FoxPro-based. I looked
for alternatives. Having heard of Linux, I tested Ubuntu 7.04 on one
workstation for about six months. All workstations were migrated to Ubuntu
7.10 when it came out, and a final migration took place in spring 2008 when
Ubuntu 8.04 was adopted for all the IT infrastructure (both server and
workstations), as I finally found viable replacements for all the software
that we once used under Windows. However, I do not like the way that Ubuntu
has evolved after 10.04. Consequently all computers, that is, server and
workstations, have been migrated to Debian Squeeze on August 20th 2012.
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<p>
The choice was my sole responsibility. I chose Debian because it was the
sensible choice, as I was familiar with a Debian-based distribution and the
Debian <q>ecosystem</q>. Debian consistently provides stability and a good
level of resource efficiency.
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