[ Thanks to Jeremy
Allison for this link. ]
“The financial community is notoriously tight-lipped about its
dabbling with and adoption of Linux, especially in the wake of the
recent SCO lawsuit against IBM. There are honorable exceptions such
as Deutsche Bank, which trumpets its adoption of the open-source
operating system (OS), but by and large the British investment
firms prefer to keep mum on how much or little they’ve experimented
with it as an alternative to licensed OSes. It a refreshing change,
therefore, to find one key player, a household name based in the
City of London, with eight offices around the globe, that is
prepared to go public with the fact that it has deployed
Linux…”