More than 400 UK Linux users read the BBC sites

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   Name: Dan Sheppard on Nov 1, 2007

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   Name: Verity Allan on Nov 1, 2007

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   Name: Richard Kettlewell on Nov 1, 2007

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   Name: Gareth Taylor on Nov 1, 2007

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   Name: Eleanor Blair on Nov 1, 2007

   Comments: This is the third place I've stuck my hand up to be counted now, it's getting silly.

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   Name: Lucy Kennedy on Nov 1, 2007

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   Name: Andrew Loveridge on Nov 1, 2007

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   Name: Juliet Kemp on Nov 1, 2007

   Comments: and also via Mac

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   Name: Peter Radcliffe on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Lynnette Dray on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Natalya Dell on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: I am using linux to read the BBC website. I am eternally frustrated by the requirement for RealPlayer - open standards would be nice.

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    Name: Natalya Dell on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: I am using linux to read the BBC website. I am eternally frustrated by the requirement for RealPlayer - open standards would be nice.

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    Name: Martin Hardcastle on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Marjorie Roome on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Yes, I use Ubuntu Linux and the Epiphany browser to read the BBC web site including multimedia even though Realplayer/Helix support for Linux 64bit is poor. Our household has 4 PC users, One uses Mac, one uses Ubuntu Linux, one Vista and one XP. Only 25% aref us is supported by the BBC iPlayer.

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    Name: Simon Tatham on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Dave Page on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: If there are only 400-600 GNU/Linux users accessing the BBC website, then I work with about 10% of the BBC's GNU/Linux readership! Don't forget that many people change their browser User-Agent to Internet Explorer on Windows to get around broken websites...

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    Name: Matthew Woodcraft on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Duncan Parkes on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: There is no way it is that few...

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    Name: D Clyde Williamson on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Stew Wilson on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: 2x Debian GNU/Linux machines, one OS X. No machines able to use the rights-locked iPlayer that MY money paid for. The BBC serves ALL the public, not just those who use the products of a convicted monopolist. Someone should remind Mr. Highfield of that.

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    Name: Janet McKnight on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Iain A F Fleming on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Linux, And NetBSD!

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    Name: Paul Elliott on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Jo Anna on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Heavy user of Cbeebies via Firefox on Ubuntu!

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    Name: Mark Snowdon on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: How do you count then

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    Name: Nick Howden on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: another Ubuntu user

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    Name: Damian S Posener on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Kate Watson on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Regular viewer of news.bbc using linux and firefox. Oh, and MacOS X.

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    Name: Will Deakin on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: (sigh)

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: 600 Linux users Gross simplification. Good Day Sirs.

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    Name: Paul Saunders on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Alet Roux on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Rob Hall on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Richard Ablitt on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Matthew Gates on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Yes, I live in the UK and pay my license fee.

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    Name: Adele Taylor on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Caroline Ford on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Considering that the BBC News headlines load automatically in Firefox when you run Ubuntu..

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    Name: Neil Hopkins on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: We have three ubuntu machines and three Mac OS/X that regularly use the BBC websites.

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    Name: Robert Hulme on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: What a ridiculous claim! I know that there are about 200 Linux users in my workplace (European Bioinformatics Institute) most of whom will use the BBC website, and there is another similar academic institution on site (Sanger) who have about double this number of Linux computers!

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    Name: Jenna Power on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Alex Howells on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Four hundred to six hundred Get a grip, man!

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    Name: Matthew Vernon on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Chris Kilgour on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Oli on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Andrew Preater on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Rodney Orpheus on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: I access the BBC every single day using Linux...

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    Name: Paul Gotch on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Use Linux to access at work and MacOS at home

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    Name: Damien on Nov 1, 2007

    Comments: Ooo, I feel special, one of 500 in the world. I read the sci/tech page every day

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    Name: Steven Thurgood on Nov 1, 2007

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    Name: Jonathan Keeling on Nov 1, 2007

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