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Linux at the BBC
Summary
Damion Yates
Friday, October 29, 1999 11:46:35 AM
Linux is used by the BBC behind the scenes in
mission-critical positions. It's known about
and respected by most technically-oriented
BBC staff; as our numbers grow, we may be able
to convince shows such as 'Tomorrow's World'
to use screenshots of Netscape under
Linux systems, instead of MacOS and Windows,
to help improve the BBC's technical image.
Thanks for contributions and corrections go to:
Ciaran Anscomb, Richard Cooper, Andrew Gorton,
Dipen Patel, Oliver Skudder and Andrew Wales.
Damion Yates
Senior Internet Operations Engineer, BBC
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