The site The Inquirer took the job of calculating how much would be saved by a company desktop decide whether to migrate to Linux rather than Windows Vista. The total estimated, they felt, would be between $ 1000 and U S S $ 2050.
The lowest estimate assumes that the company would buy a computer
cheap and not remain with XP (and therefore would not have to pay
"downgrade"). That would be a company that already has a license
Office. Regarding the highest estimate, it is assumed that the company buy a high-end PC, stays with XP and have to buy a
user license for Microsoft Office.

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