“The company unveiled plans to ship a Linux version of the next
rev of its iPlanet Web Server in the early spring, likely March,
for $1,495 per CPU.”
“The primary function of the new software is to show the
Alliance’s support for the upstart operating system, but also to
dispel the myth that products from the Sun-Netscape Alliance
revolve primarily around the Solaris platform, said Rebecca
Hansen, product marketing manager at the Alliance.”
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