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Internet banking in Korea soon possible for linux

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The Korea Times; By Cho Jin-seo 		Mail this story
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Two Korean public financial institutions, the state-owned Korea Post and The National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, will start the first Linux-based Internet banking services this month as the government tries to end Microsoft Windows’ long-running monopoly in online banking systems.

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tadelste ·
I can image the kind of pressure South Korea's politicians face by taking this stance. People who have never engaged with the Redmond monopoly have no idea the tactics used. If you saw it in action and understood it, few would do business with them. Of course, deviates exist in every society.
helios ·
Speaking of deviates, I am meeting with a production manager at Dell to see if there is a story on a topic of recent interest to me. I will see how he wants to spin the MS/Dell dichotomy. I am sure he as well as every middle manager on up at Dell is aware of this situation. Will report back this PM cst.

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