Interesting piece of mail: looks like the Visigoths won again8-) Now, on
to a Linux client...
Interesting also that they allow transferring licenses between platforms.
That may prove very useful.
-- db
Linux for zSeries supports Domino 6.5 only. Linux for zSeries does not
support ea
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Interesting piece of mail: looks like the Visigoths won again8-) Now, on
to a Linux client...
Interesting also that they allow transferring licenses between platforms.
That may prove very useful.
-- db
Linux for
Linux client. They seem to think
the browser-based interface is good enough for us Visigoths. I told them
"that stinks" without getting back any sympathy. :P
Mark Post
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From: David Boyes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 9:59 AM
To
> By the way, don't hold your breath for a Linux client. They
> seem to think
> the browser-based interface is good enough for us Visigoths.
> I told them
> "that stinks" without getting back any sympathy. :P
Well, they told us that they wouldn't do a server, either -- it's just a
matter of sack
> I did it too several times with the same results...
> But keep on complaining about it - perhaps one day...
> Thorsten Hock
Especially now that a Linux laptop preload is available for IBM field use. I
think the WINE gadget they're using to run Notes internally now will prove
to be a serious pain
> > I did it too several times with the same results...
> > But keep on complaining about it - perhaps one day...
> > Thorsten Hock
>
> Especially now that a Linux laptop preload is available for IBM field
use. I
> think the WINE gadget they're using to run Notes internally now will
prove
> to be a
> By the way, don't hold your breath for a Linux client. They seem to
> think the browser-based interface is good enough for us Visigoths. I
> told them "that stinks" without getting back any sympathy.
Mark:
The current Notes client is very tied into the MS APIs. Porting
it to any other platform
Hmmm. I think that's what I said in the first place (although without the
trailing "e".) :P
Mark Post
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From: Jim Elliott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 2:03 PM
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> Yepp - I installed it on my thinkpad and was surprised to
> find a WINE-based
> Notes-client.
> This does not fit with our own Linux-client strategy at all.
True. At least Lotus appears to listen when whacked hard enough. Other IBM
divisions should be so cooperative...8-(
(boy, I *am* cranky to
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> The current Notes client is very tied into the MS APIs. Porting
> it to any other platform would be extremely difficult, and given the
Mmmh, doesn´t sound so well for a company spreading the "open-standards"
-paradigma...
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Mit freundlichen Gruessen/With kind regards
Thorsten Hock
Teamleite
I tried Notes under Wine with RHL9.0 and could not get it to install.
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 12:37, David Boyes wrote:
> > I did it too several times with the same results...
> > But keep on complaining about it - perhaps one day...
> > Thorsten Hock
>
> Especially now that a Linux laptop preload i
> Now that inside IBM Notes under Wine is being used internally, it would
be
> really useful if the developers of the Notes Client could test their
> product under Wine, and submit bug reports to the Wine developers.
Since the IBM Linux client strategy is based on the Lotus iNotes product
and the
> The current Notes client is very tied into the MS APIs. Porting
> it to any other platform would be extremely difficult, and given the
> marketshare of Linux on desktops, not justifiable.
It would be interesting to see how well one of the Windows API translation
products that claim to take Windo
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> I will tell this to you plainly, yon folks at IBM robust desktop
> clients is one of the biggest things that is PREVENTING desktop adoption
of
> Linux. inotes, I think, will be too limited. We want a native
> desktop client for Linux, believe me. To not do this is short sighted.
I absolutely
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> As I was told a while back ...
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> wine is not an emulator, it is an API!
I expected that :-)
Your right - but it does not fit anyhow.
Quote from the IBM Linux client direction:
"IBM should not recommend Windows API emulators such as WINE or CodeWeavers
for the execution of non-Linux binary
> iNotes is kind of clumsy, but I do have to say that the 6.x releases
> are a LOT less nasty than previous WWW clients. Also, wasn't there a
> AIX or Solaris client at one point? If so, that would be the place
> to start, rather than with the Windows client.
David:
Yes, there was an AIX client f
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Please respond
"The current Notes client is very tied into the MS
APIs. Porting
it to any other platform would be extremely difficult,
and given the
marketshare of Linux on desktops, not justifiable.
iNotes works just
fine (except you have to be network connected I
believe). Also, the
Notes 6.0 and 6.5 clients wi
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Sibley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 12:17 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Notes server finally available on Linux for 390!
>
>
> "The current Notes client is very tied into the MS
>
Ryan Ware writes:
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>> From: Jim Sibley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> ...
>> That's a really curious statement, Jim. IBM, one of
>> the biggest user of Notes Clients on PC's, one of the
>> biggest advocates of Linux and the owner of Notes
>> can't justify the work so that they can get rid of
>> mic
> -Original Message-
> From: Henry Schaffer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 3:17 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Notes server finally available on Linux for 390!
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> Ryan Ware writes:
> --
> >> From:
On Iau, 2003-10-02 at 18:16, Jim Sibley wrote:
> "The current Notes client is very tied into the MS
> APIs. Porting
> it to any other platform would be extremely difficult,
Stranger still when IBM seem to have shown people beta notes clients for
Linux in the past
On Wed, 1 Oct 2003, Thorsten Hock wrote:
> > > I did it too several times with the same results...
> > > But keep on complaining about it - perhaps one day...
> > > Thorsten Hock
> >
> > Especially now that a Linux laptop preload is available for IBM field
> use. I
> > think the WINE gadget they'r
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