Re: certified plattforms for domino 6.5.1

IBM know's that this is "absurd" ... they just want to force Domino users to use their supported platforms ... imho there's still no difference in linux and linux.
But you're right, I'd expect something similar ..

-bruno

Hans Moser <[email protected]> schrieb am 09.02.2004 19:01:19:

> Bruno-Alexander Leonhardt schrieb:
>
> > you shouldn't think in "Distributions" - think in "LINUX" ... that's
> > all ... there's no matter if you're using Red Hat Linux , SuSE Linux
> > or any other Linux Distribution - the only difference is its
> > actuallity ... and maybe user-tools ... imho.
> >
> > If you want to use SuSE Linux - use it ! Lotus Domino is made for
> > "LINUX" and not for "RED HAT" or any other special distribution ... I
> > don't care about what kind of distribution to use ... it's just
> > important that you've all neccessary libraries and shell-environments
> > set onto your domino box.
> Do you have experiences with the IBM support with Domino on an
> uncertified OS?
>
> I expect something like this:
> "I have a problem..."
> "What OS?"
> "Debian GNU/Linux."
> "This is not certfied / supported. Install on an certified OS and then
> it will work."
> [...]
>
> Based on experiences with Domino on AIX.
>
>
> Bye Marc
>
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