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Internetnews: ActiveBuddy Embraces Linux

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“Looking to encourage enterprise adoption of its BuddyScript
tools, New York-based ActiveBuddy on Monday announced it would
extend the software to the Linux operating system.

“Less than two months after the initial launch of the instant
messaging bot making technology on the Windows NT platform,
ActiveBuddy said the move to embrace Linux was necessary to extend
the technology to developers serving the enterprise market.

“It means developers on the Linux platform can now download the
BuddyScript software development kit and sign up to license the
BuddyScript Server to run interactive agents (bots)…”

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