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Hi,
For linux users (like me) it would be great to be able to search in Notes Databases also with Beagle, Strigi, Google...etc.
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could we have Swiftfile for all Notes-Clients ?
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In the last time many developers had adopted Linux and MAC OS as their natural operating system to create programs.
Domino Designer is developed using Eclipse Platform, and as anyone knows Eclipse works in any operating system, Why doesn't Domino Designer work in the same way?
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Ever wanted to develop your own extension managers on Linux. Want to be able to enhance the functionallity of the Adminostration Process by adding functions that are not included in the core product ( like ( removeGroupMember ).
This book
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The book contains step-by-step instructions to setup a Linux environment that enables the user to do everything from Mail to calendar, writing letters, sending faxes, calculating and presenting the latest keynumbers, communicating with friends and colleagues and even developing new
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The book gives step-by-step instructions to build your own Lotus Notes foundation server on Linux.
Learn how to setup Linux from the ground up, how to harden the kernel and install Domino on Linux.
The book contains everything you need to know
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Symphony doesn’t support any OpenType fonts on Linux systems. Migrating OpenOffice 3.2 sources should solve this problem because OpenOffice also didn’t supported *.otf-fonts until version 3.2.
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There should be full support for the current Ubutnu LTS (10.04) and also for 64 bit versions of Linux. Everybody in our office is running Lotus Notes in virtual machines since everybody has 64 bit. So running Windows VMs for working around that lack of 64 bit support sucks. Symphony
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It would be great to see Foundations become a platform for ALL the Domino family of products, as this could certainly lead to the "one server to rule them all" model for small businesses. This would also really be a win against Sharepoint - as you can easily add Sharepoint
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It would be REALLY great to see Foundations become a Quickr platform, as this could certainly lead to the "one server to rule them all" model for small businesses.
This would also really be a win against Sharepoint - as you can easily add Sharepoint to a Windows Small Business Server,
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Create a plugin for FUSE to access Quickr repositories as parts of Linux and Mac Os X filesystems.
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By porting Traveler to Linux we could run it on Lotus Foundations appliances. This would be a great sell into SMBs and would help keep those businesses on Domino once they grow out of the SMB space. Very small businesses can't afford to administer Domino or Traveler and need the
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I think the title says it all. While I can fudge the install and run Domino on Liux x64, I'd love to be able to get full x64 support and the "unlimited" RAM usage that was added to Windows and AIX 64 bit versions of Domino,
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During the installation of sametime on linux the installer checks where the domino server resists and use this directory information for creationg symbolic links. The result is that links are pointing to somthing like /opt/ibm/lotus/notes/linux/080020/theLink.
This is bad because upgrading the domino server breaks this links and the sametimer server is
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Extending Lotus Notes to work as a window manager/desktop environment for GNU/Linux systems, replacing KDE, Gnome, XFce...; a similar feature is implemented as a plugin in Mozilla Firefox ( pyrodesktop.org/).
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Traveler is a great product and I would wish it would run on a Domino Server on Linux.
That would give is a lot more options to run Traveler in customer and BP environments.
- Daniel
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Thinking about moving to Sametime to Linux? Or if you about to start installing your first Sametime Server ever, why not do it on Linux? This session will cover everything you need to know to make your deployment a success - with topics covered like performance considerations, configuration tweaks, networking,
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Linux can be an outstanding server platform for IBM Lotus Domino. Don’t let the geek factor keep you trapped on another platform. Even if you’ve never used Linux at all, you’ll come away with enough understanding to set up, maintain, and troubleshoot your Linux based Domino server.
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When can we expect an Admin Client for Linux?
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I guess everyone who installed Domino on Linux yet had to somehow generate init-scripts to run it as daemon. There are some options available to do this:
- using Daniel Nashed's scripts
- grabbing the one linked in some old redbook
- DIY writing
It would be nice if Domino delivered those scripts with
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