The Register: Linux not behind investment bank open source shindig

Feb 07, 2001, 13:14 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Lucy Sherriff)

"About a week ago, we wrote about plans by Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, the German investment bank, to release its Openadaptor software to the open source community."

"It seems that we, along with a lot of other publications, got the wrong end of the stick. In the first report we said it was based on Linux, Apache and a bunch of other stuff that wasn't quite right."

"My only excuse is that my editor made do it, and a pretty poor excuse it is too."

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