“To the uninitiated, Peter Giorgilli looks like the normal
office worker. Neat, clean, tie knotted and shirt sleeves buttoned
up, Pete wouldn’t attract much attention in a crowd.”
“But in the office, it’s a different story. There are a
multitude of green screens on the desks around his workspace —
which, to any computer user means just one thing — and after just
one look, it becomes obvious that what Peter has going on his
machine is slightly off the beaten track.”
“Pete is one of the rare blokes in the field of computing
who uses Linux on his machine for all his regular office work.
While many others would be proud to announce their acquisition of
the latest hardware, Pete is one of those who is proud to say that
he runs what is probably the oldest machine in the company — a
Pentium 75.”