On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:25:52 +0000
Niall Walsh <linux at esatclear.ie> wrote:
> My favourite was still the guy (Mr A) from one company who dealt with
> their as400 (or vax or something like that). A friend of mine (Mr B)
> was working there and setup a redhat 6.2 box (gives you an idea of
> when) to act as a dial-up gateway/firewall for the network. On the
> back of Mr A's experience with this (accessing the internet),
> suddenly the mainframe man added "Lenux" to his list platforms on his
> cv ... I don't think anyone corrected him about it so that's the way
> it went out :-)
http://www.amcotech.com/resumes%5CNirmalS.Shah296991201.asp
Oh - isn't google scary... :-)
Although in the case of this guy his spelling isn't anything to write home
about - so I'm guessing that English isn't his first language - in which case
his spelling may just be phonetic. ( Unless the product does exist , but
even google is recommending that I search for linux :-)
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