** Reply to message from Wendell Cochran on Fri, 15 Nov
2002 08:19:35 -0800
> That's what IBM is doing. Already it's offering mainframe users a
> choice of AIX -- or Linux. That's even though AIX (IBM's proprietary
> UNIX)
And it's noteworthy that IBM's Linux support, and major software programs that
run under Linux, are often (like Linux) free of charge. Compare Microsoft.
If you want a Linux version of XyWrite, the people to talk to are at NotaBene.
They're in the phonebook. They own the code. The chief XyWrite programmer is
an NB owner. They ARE XyWrite, today.
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Robert Holmgren
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