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Message-ID: <40FCF435.40304@nobugconsulting.ro>
From: wolfy at nobugconsulting.ro (lonely wolf)
Subject: IE

Lupe Christoph wrote:

>>>They are talking to IBM and HP.  HP won't do zLinux, so that leaves IBM.
>>>      
>>>
>>HP DOES linux. They invested zillions in Linux and they have made 
>>zillions times God knows how much from that.
>>they even offer a warranty against SCO's stupid lawsuite
>>    
>>
>
>You're saying HP supports Linux on IBM zSeries? I'm quite surprised.
>  
>
I am just saying that both IBM and HP (and SGI...) support linux, in 
various degrees. Enough to invest large amount of money. However, I 
doubt HP supports anything on IBM machines :)
OTOH, HP supports linux on some of their own machines. I had the 
opportunity to see some of them 2 months ago at a conference HP 
organized over here.

Bottom line, when in need of paid support, one must talk to the vendor 
of the hardware, and [ eventually ] to the large Linux players (as is 
Suse, RH, Novell)