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“A Cupertino, Calif., based supplier of e-business integration
solutions has unveiled plans to support the Linux operating system
(OS) for all its major product lines, including the RUMBA Browser
Edition for Linux. NetManage, a host access software provider,
plans to offer its line of server and client Web-to-host products
and development tools on the Linux platform.”
“The comprehensive range of solutions reinforces NetManage’s
connection with its customers who currently use Linux by allowing
them to use their existing investments in host systems, and by
creating new applications, the company officials said.”
“NetManage has been supporting access to the Linux server
platform for some time from our traditional desktop and server host
access products,” said Zvi Alon, NetManage’s CEO. “As our customers
are now increasingly deploying the Linux OS, and as a significant
number of commercial web servers are now based on Linux, we have
extended our support of Linux by announcing products that will run
directly on the Linux server or Linux client.”
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