“US Linux consultancy, Bynari Systems, has claimed to be the
first company to find a way to port the Lotus Notes email client to
Linux.”
“Bynari chief information officer, Tom Adelstein, said messaging
software holds the key to the future of Linux, presenting the last
major obstacle to getting the open source operating system (OS)
onto the corporate desktop.”
“Lotus has yet to release a Linux version of Notes, but claimed
such a move would not be technically difficult…”
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