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Linux 2003 Conference and Tutorials Thurs 31st July - Sun 3rd August 2003 Edinburgh, Scotland |
David Chan - Clockwork SystemsThe Government Gateway and LinuxThe Government Gateway is the server through which UK citizens communicate electronically with the Govermnent. It is the technological lynchpin of the Government's stated aim for all departments to be online by 2005. Developed by Microsoft, this site uses open, XML-based standards and will interoperate easily with independent client software written in in any language on any operating system. At least, in theory. This talk looks at how well the Gateway actually meets these ideals of openness and interoperability. It explains Clockwork Software's experiences in developing Free, Open-Source software to talk to the Government Gateway, and will discuss:
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