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Subject: Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ?

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 13:37:47 10/08/02

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On October 08, 2002 at 16:27:28, Ricardo R Santana wrote:

>DOes anyone knows the answer for this question ??

The answer to the question is "False."

There are many commercial programs for Linux.  Apparently, you haven't looked
very hard.

Have you noticed the interest IBM has taken in Linux?  You can get DB/2 for
Linux.

Borland, Fujitsu and Intel make commercial compilers for Linux.

Several commercial packages here:
http://linas.org/linux/

The company I work for sells commercial Linux products.

• Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? José Carlos 00:24:46 10/09/02
• Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? Angrim 13:46:46 10/08/02
  • Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? Jason Williamson 23:49:37 10/08/02
  • Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? Dann Corbit 13:55:25 10/08/02
    • Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 04:57:42 10/09/02
      • Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? Dann Corbit 11:27:03 10/09/02
    • Re: Why there is no commercial programs for Linux ? Gareth McCaughan 01:05:59 10/09/02

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