France plans to replace Windows with Linux and adopt EU tech solutions to boost digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on Microsoft.

No clear timeline has been announced for the transition. The rollout is expected to begin with systems used by the government’s digital agency, DINUM.

David Amiel, France’s Minister of Public Action and Accounts, said his country must 'break free' and 'become less reliant on ...

France has unveiled a bold plan to replace Microsoft Windows with the open-source operating system Linux across government ...

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