IBM tool aims to boost Linux-on-eServer software

Software suppliers can use a new IBM programme to validate their products to run on Linux across the eServer line. Despite the...

George J. Weiss

Published: 01 Mar 2005

Software suppliers can use a new IBM programme to validate their products to run on Linux across the eServer line. Despite the benefits offered, IBM will be challenged to persuade these suppliers that the migration cost is worthwhile.

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IBM tool aims to boost Linux-on-eServer software

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