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  3. September 2003

Re: Check this out. iSeries Access for Linux!!

> I know that. [tn5250 exists] I use it, guess I should have
> stated my point. It is IBM supported and this should
> (hopefully) mean they are working on iSeries
> Navigator as well...

The way I see it, our audience is not you and I, but the hundreds of quiet
listeners and those who look things up in the archives.  So when I respond
here in the list, I am only trying to add some value to the original post.
I'm not looking to argue or even persuade anyone that my opinion is
reasonable.  Just trying to add some editorial diversity.  So, I'm not
trying to knock the announcement that IBM has started releasing Linux-ready
products.  I'm trying to show that others have been in that space for some
time, and if Linux folk want tn5250 NOW, they can have it NOW.
  --buck

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