OLPC has just been awarded an order from Plan Ceibal for 90,000 XO's for teenagers in Uruguay. Yes, there will be a new XO specially for teenagers. Uruguay already has 380,000 of the original XOs for younger children, and now the kids can graduate to one designed for them as they mature. It's to be a dual boot laptop. Note not triple boot. No Microsoft in this picture at all.

Another important sign of ODF adoption; OpenOffice.org team impressed with download pace

More OpenDocument Format (ODF) wins and an important reminder of people who try to harm it, sometimes while pretending to be "helping"

IBM dumps Microsoft Office; reports from ODF Workshop arrive; the Microsoft crowd still tries to capture ODF seats
IBM and Lotus

LATU Uruguay, the government entity testing both Intel's Classmate PC and One Laptop Per Child's XO computer has rated the XO-1 the better option for the children of Uruguay's Florida province, 56.84 points to 53.06 points.

The first official order for the so-called "$100 laptop" has been placed by the government of Uruguay.

Microsoft is now saying that ODF has won; more ODF wins noted.

Listing of some new OpenDocument milestones and warning about those who try to push a stick into wheels of standards

Uruguay has joined the small number of nations providing a laptop for every child attending state primary school.