And if they could convince Lotus (or whatever they are called today) of the
merits.
Interestingly there is talk in the future gazing about Domino and Notes
that a new client which is based on Eclipse, and therefore presumably
written in Java, and therefore relatively platform independant.
David
John Summerfield
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Please respond to
Linux on 390 Port
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/33923.html
Can those working for IBM confirm that IBM believes this? I would find
it much more convicing if I heard that IBM is using it thus, bestif it's
the preferred desktop.
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