Re: Antwort: Re: [suse-domino] Antwort: Re: [suse-domino] certified plattforms for domino 6.5.1

hi,

okay okay ... of course - it's impossible to support ALL linux distros .. but at least the common and most used distros should be supported - not the OS itself - but running domino on it ... and of course the users should notice ( if present ) the prerequisites ( path of jdk , etc. ) of running domino ... prerequisite shouldn't be only one ( or two ) distribution(s) ...

that's all from me to this debate  ...

-bruno

[email protected] schrieb am 11.02.2004 09:59:52:

>
> Serach Linux Distributionen: .....Core Linux, Debian GNU/Linux, Knoppix,
> Gentoo Linux, Mandrake, RedHat, Slackware, SuSe, EasyLinux,........Icepack
> Linux, .........Yggdrasil Linux
>
> Distributions matched: 246
>
> Bruno, if IBM would start to support Debian you will ask "Why do they not
> support icepack linux?"(http://www.icepack-linux.com/)
>
> Do you think the workaround will work on icepack? No idea!!! But IBM could
> support it. Yeah. Wake up, IBM could waste much money for supporting any
> distribution ever seen.
>
> IBM is a business oriented company. They need business partner which guarantee
> the support of the linux distribution continued. They need a roadmap, business
> plan and a precise role allocation.
>
> What do you think will happen when only ONE debian user has problems with this
> work around?
>
> Think more business oriented.
>
> Thomas
>
>
>
> Am 11.02.2004 08:21:18 schrieb "Bruno-Alexander Leonhardt":
> > imho, IBM should list ALL prerequisites before installing lotus domino, in this
> > case they'd have to test it only once. But it's very bad if IBM will say NO:
> > ONLY RED HAT OR UNITEDLINUX IS SUPPORTED ... If you've followed the whole
> > debate, you'll finde a little workaround to become Domino running on Debian as
> > well - now why shouldn't IBM support this Domino if there are issues / bugs /
> > etc. ? Of course, no question about supporting the system itself - I'm talking
> > about Domino ( and only Domino )
> > ... running onto the system(s) ...
> >