Michael,This will be a combination of upgrades + new licenses. We're still in the planning stage at the moment. The customer may choose to stay on windows, but they've asked that we tell them what is involved.Regards,Jason.PS. Thanks to everyone who has responded so far.On 05/06/2006, at 11:37 PM,
I don't have a set of tips handy, but if you run into a snag, I'm
sure I can answer. Redhat 9, Fedora Core 1, 3 and 4 have been
exceptionally reliable. Robert Garcia is running FC5, and seems very
pleased with it.
Because of gnu licensing issues, there are some things you have to
instal
Jason:
Did you have to buy a new witango license
for linux or did with allow you to move over. I have contacted [EMAIL PROTECTED] and NEVER got a response.
I have emailed it twice actually and never got a response either time.
Mike D
Jason,
We've made that conversion of all of our apps, and the Windows to Linux
part was nothing compared to the Witango 5 to Witango 5.5 part.
Obviously you need to be aware of Linux's case sensitive file system.
I honestly can't think of anything about the switch relating to the OS
chang
