IBM released a version of the Lotus Notes collaboration software that runs on the Linux operating system, part of an IBM plan to lower the barriers to enterprise adoption of desktop Linux, a ...

IBM has been beta-testing the Linux Notes client internally with about 5,000 IBM users since last summer. “This is something that’s been battle-hardened and tested already,” Fontaine said.

Officially, a version of IBM’s Lotus Notes client for Linux wasn’t supposed to arrive until sometime in 2007 with the planned next release of the Notes platform. But IBM surprised customers ...

The company's new product, available as part of Lotus Notes Version 7, uses the Eclipse development environment and will support both RHEL 4 and Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10.

Lotus Notes on Linux will be available for free download to existing Notes users come July 24, according to Arthur Fontaine, a senior offering manager at IBM Lotus.

Lotus Notes on Linux 7.0.1, which will be generally available July 24, is based on the Eclipse open-source framework. That technology will also be used in the next update to Lotus Notes, ...

Taking notes on your Linux laptop Or you bought one with Windows XP Home and decided that you were looking for something a bit more modern so you tossed on Ubuntu. Written by Christopher Dawson ...

Windows-to-Linux software developer CodeWeavers Inc. has released an application that will allow Linux users to run Microsoft Corp.'s Office applications.