“In an effort to jumpstart consumer acceptance of its recently
released Linux distribution, Corel…has tapped the services of
Web-enabling solutions provider GraphOn Corp….”
“Users will be able to purchase a version of the Corel LINUX
OS package that contains both Linux and Windows NT server licenses
for GraphOn Bridges later this year. With the updated software
package, they will be able to remotely access most Windows
applications on a Windows NT server via the Corel LINUX OS desktop
without having to license any additional third-party
software….”
“The Corel licensing arrangement with GraphOn is an expansion of
a previous licensing agreement that allowed Corel’s own Windows
applications to run on the Corel LINUX OS desktop.”
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