Re: Antwort: Re: [suse-domino] certified plattforms for domino 6.5.1
"Bernd Glueckert" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.suse.domino |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <OF45EDDF1D.7E865C7F-ONC1256E37.0031DD5B-C1256E37.0033A0DF@elektrophysik.com> |
my first question is: "Why didn't IBM support my personal configuration?" Maybe I like to use a distribution that fits the requirements of our organization and also my peronal taste. This distribution must be reliable for IBM. And this reliability must include the technical and the economical view of a distribution. The IBM statement "we support Linux" is more than a quantum leap, but this requires a technical reliability and some economical assumptions. There must be a company, that is responsible for the product. Its absolutely impossible to put a commercial product like Lotus Domino on the wide area of private distributions. We have seen a lot of distributions that are "orphaned" and a lot of fights inside the Kernel developers - partly resulting in deadlocks (IDE etc.). It's my job to develop highly reliable applications - and I will never risk the stability and availability of our product. So, if IBM tells me: "You can install Domino wherever you want" this will make a very bad taste like "They will only sell boxes - not distribute products". By the way: We can learn from IBM. Have a nice day Bernd