Migrating proprietary software to FOSS

The book "Migrating Proprietary Software to FOSS" offers a comprehensive analysis of Open Source Software (OSS), including its history and underlying philosophy. It highlights the differences between proprietary software and Open Source, discussing the benefits and impacts of migration processes in public organizations. The author, Waheedullah Sulaiman Khail, proposes a three-stage migration process that can be implemented independently. The first two steps involve client-level migration and building a community, followed by server migration. For each phase, an implementation concept is provided, aimed at increasing the availability and accessibility of Open Source Software, particularly in regions like Afghanistan, where critical security updates are necessary.