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James, the message I am getting from Scott is that IBM is requiring their customers to use Windows in order to use iSeries. He (and many others I am sure) feel that IBM is not doing itself any favors by tying the iSeries to Redmond's product lines. How long would Ford be in business if you had to go to the Chevrolet dealer to get your engine before you could drive your new Ford out of the Ford dealers dooryard? --------------------------------------------------------- Booth Martin http://www.MartinVT.com Booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------------------- -------Original Message------- From: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Date: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 7:38:59 AM To: klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx; rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: RE: SEU vs. ? Scott, Maybe I'm not getting what your say, but isn't it more you want them to do is a version of their clients (CODE, WDSC, OPsNavegator, CA400, etc) that will run under any operating system. ie: Unix, Lynx... etc even the dreaded Windoz? If so it would have nothing to do with the OS on the iSeries (other than it's interfaces thru API's and LIPI's), but everything to do with a version of the Client code that could run under brand-x OS on a PC They sort of use to have this with CA400 (PCS400) when they did a version for Win-3.x, Win-NT, DOS and OS2 (if I'm understanding you statements correctly), but yes it would make since to have a version that could run some other OS other than Windoz, but I'm sure it's a marketing thing (as well as a support issue). Or maybe I totally don't understand the comments. If so just ignore (happens to me all the time at home!). Regards, -- Jim LowAry
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