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Caldera and Sybase Today, Caldera and Sybase co-announced that the Sybase Adaptive Server, Enterprise Edition is now available for Linux. The version being shipped is 11.0.3.3, the same version available for other platforms. The Sybase product will be available on both the Caldera and Sybase web sites. It will also be included with the Caldera OpenLinux 1.3 product, which will be available on September 28. Caldera 1.3 This is a new release of Caldera OpenLinux. It is targeted at the new or business user, nd has significant changes from previous Caldera releases. Those differences include:
Vertical Business Server This product is targeted at the turnkey VAR. Caldera has always been strong in this area and this marks a serious commitment to address needs of the VAR. It is designed to be a Linux and Internet server supporting what Caldera calls a Universal File System. What this means is that the integration of Samba for Windows support along with native Linux file system support, traditional NFS support for the UNIX environment as well as Appletalk and Netware support allow the system to co-exist with all common platforms used in small businesses. The system is designed to offer an environment in which the VAR can drop its specific vertical solution into it and quickly have a turnkey solution. To help make this possible, a remote management system has been added. Implemented in Java, servers can be headless, remotely configured from a remote web browser. The remote management system includes a software development kit so that the VAR can integrate remote management of its application into the system remote management system. Educational Services Caldera has also elected to address what I see as the one thing that has been seriously lacking in the Linux community: training. While user groups and individuals have offered some training, up until now there has been no serious commercial training effort. Caldera has established a four-day Linux administration class and will be offering it through training centers worldwide. There is also an optional fifth day on Linux installation. The base price for the training is $1195 with an additional $150 for the installation day. This price is discounted to $995 until the end of October. Marjorie Richardson, Linux Journal editor, will be attending the training in Bakersfield, California later this month in order to report on it for the magazine. Caldera can be reached on the web at http://www.caldera.com/
 
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