PRNewswire: Timpanogas Research Group Announces Ute-Linux And Ute-Cluster-Linux Distributions | Linux Today

PRNewswire: Timpanogas Research Group Announces Ute-Linux And Ute-Cluster-Linux Distributions

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Sep 26, 2000

“Timpanogas Research Group, Inc. (TRG) is pleased announce
availability of the Ute-Linux Distribution Oct 1, 2000 and the
Ute-Cluster-Linux Distribution October 15, 2000.”

“The Ute-Linux Distribution being offered by TRG is the
first commercial Linux distribution based on the Native NetWare
File System.
TRG will also be providing an Open Source NetWare
Directory Service (NDS) on the Ute-Linux Distribution 2H 2001 that
is fully integrated with the Linux platform. Ute-Linux provides all
the internet and intranet features available with existing
commercially available Linux offerings, and adds the superior
networking capabilities of the NetWare platform for existing
NetWare customers. Ute-Linux also provides Web based management
capabilities.”

“In addition to supporting the Native NetWare File System,
Ute-Cluster-Linux also includes the M2FS clustered NetWare file
system, and will support up to 200 clustered Linux nodes with
distributed mirroring, striping, load balancing, and dynamic fault
tolerant capabilities.
Ute-Cluster-Linux also provides Web
based cluster management capabilities with WEBMIN snap-ins for
managing M2FS clusters.”

“Both Ute-Linux and Ute-Cluster-Linux support both the GNOME and
KDE desktops. TRG has standardized on the GNOME desktop
environment.”


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Web Webster

Web Webster

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