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2CPU.com » News » June 2004 » McDonald's Germany + SuSE Linux = Pengiun Burgers?

McDonald's Germany + SuSE Linux = Pengiun Burgers?

Posted by: Hooz on: 06/12/2004 03:05 AM [ Print | 7 comment(s) ]

Yeah. I'm sorry. That subject line was lame but I just couldn't resist. Anyway... German McD's are apparently switching over to Linux for the infrastructure needs. At least according to this press release.
With more than 30,000 restaurants around the globe and more than 1,200 in Germany alone, McDonald's is the undisputed market leader in the fast food sector. For its activities, McDonald's makes use of state-of-the-art technology and mature concepts that support business workflows in the best way possible.
If Linux eliminates all those nasty BSODs and helps to streamline McDonald's infrastructure, maybe, just maybe the drive-thu lines won't be so long at lunchtime!


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#29790 Posted on: 06/12/2004 07:01 PM
Hm if the German McDonalds are anything like the US...then I don't think the weak link is the hardware or software. :D

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#29791 Posted on: 06/12/2004 09:04 PM
Originally posted by jives
Hm if the German McDonalds are anything like the US...then I don't think the weak link is the hardware or software. :D





at german McD, beer is on the menu board

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#29792 Posted on: 06/13/2004 01:28 AM
Originally posted by teezer
at german McD, beer is on the menu board


There used to be a Taco Inn (taco bell clone) that served but they had to stop. The employees were drinking more than the customers.

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#29793 Posted on: 06/13/2004 11:37 AM
I've noticed that the spelling is a bit lax around here. It is Friday and all, but maybe a spin through the spellcheck is called for?

I personally dislike McDonalds, but they do have good fries.

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#29794 Posted on: 06/13/2004 11:00 PM
Looking at the press release, and from what I've heard, its no more than what looks like three FTP servers and such. Not quite an entire infastructure move, or core enterprise servers.

I've heard they are a big user of SCO Unix, so maybe thats the plan.

Just looks like Novell want to get some attention for what, maybe $200 worth of business. They will be anouncing next what they went out and bought for lunch. Perhaps 2 big macs as they were feeling crazy . Can't wait.

What really anoys me about press releases like this is that they think they have to explain to us who McDonalds are.

Novell, who are they then? Didn't they sell netwoking software once? Oh yes, now I remember, that was until the software satan turned its eye on them.

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#29795 Posted on: 06/13/2004 11:05 PM
Transposed letters? I had to run thru spell check just to find it.

I guess it comes from have to read information so quickly that I do it all on sight so spelling error are ignored. Or might have to do with having too many things to do other than point out other

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#29796 Posted on: 06/14/2004 03:33 AM
Hmm. Gross generalisation and cashing in on cliche it may be, but I wouldn't have thought the average McDonalds employee had the wherewithall to be let loose near Windows XP, let alone Linux... :rolleyes:

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