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The Alexander Maconochie jail in Canberra will this week deploy 30 more Ubuntu Linux-based computers for prisoner use after a successful first phase.

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Canberra jail

I'm in Canberra at least once a week and I didn't even realise that they had a jail.

At least, they don't try to imprison these poor cows twice over, by forcing them to use Microsoft.

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The gaol/jail there is probably for...

...all those offensive political journalists. :)

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Not to mention...

Not to mention the crooked pollies they write about. The ones who do secret deals with ACTA and Microsoft deserve a long holiday there at taxpayer's expense. The only time you don't mind forking out some money for their accommodation.

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