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Linux At The BBC [updated]

Posted by timothy on from the mike-myers'-muse dept.

KobyBoy writes "Damion Yates wrote a very nice and informative article about how the BBC is using Linux. Linux is quite widespread in their in-house server environment, their development environment and of course in their production environment. He even mentions the excellent support Donald Becker (from Linux NIC card support fame) has provided him." Update: 09/24 21:54 GMT by T : Whoops -- this article is pretty old. Make that, the BBC is still using Linux.

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  1. Carefull Tux! by Eric_Cartman_South_P · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    We all know what those Brits can do with a good piece of haddock! Watch yourself little fella, else you end up in an order of "Fish n' chips twice, with scraps and a Ribena"!!!

    Droool... I love visiting, first thing I hit is a FishNChip shop for grub... yum. Although the thought of a Fried Tux sounds both Yummy and sad at the same time.

  2. then they must not use his realtek driver... by EnderWiggnz · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    grumble grumble...

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    ... hi bingo ...