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.

Clearly, migration to Linux involve some expenditure
training for employees to adapt to the new system, but
savings in future hardware and software upgrades amortizaría
This spending quickly

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