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Munich abandons its LiMux Linux desktop project and replaces proprietary infrastructure software with open-source programs like Proxmox and PostgreSQL. Dr. Laura Dornheim, Munich's chief digital officer, announced this shift at Open Source Summit Europe, citing political alignment and annual savings of roughly €1.5 million. The city established an Open Source Program Office in 2024 to coordinate these efforts.
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