LinuxDevices: Large US Auto Parts Chain Moves to Linux-based POS Terminals

[ Thanks to Matt for this link. ]

"CSK Auto, the largest auto parts chain in the Western U.S., with with 1,100 Checker, Schuck's, and Kragen auto parts stores in 19 states, is moving to a Linux-based point-of-sale (POS) system implemented by POS device and open systems software development specialist Ultimate Technology.

"According to Ultimate, CSK chose Ultimate's 2800 Series Integrated POS System for its open architecture, flexible configuration options, and easy serviceability. The system runs on SuSE Linux..."

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