My guess is Intersystems has not added the database to the list. Also, when looking at other database platforms, Intersystems is not as widely deployed (over 6 million MySQL for example), so it may not yet have the market share to make Intel's "eye", which is why it was not added automatically.
I can tell you from first hand experience though - Cache runs very well, and very stable under Linux... We've been running it for over three years on a national application and it's done a flawless performance (this application is also Weblink based). Mike On 4/15/04 6:28 PM, in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Markus DeFreitas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "With the help of Intel Corporation, Red Hat has just designed an online, > searchable, catalog showcasing applications compatible with and certified on > Red Hat Enterprise Linux. You can now verify that your software solution > stack is supported by Linux--browse the catalog by platform, application > type, and vendor, or add your own application to the 750+ already included > in the catalog. " > > https://www.redhat.com/apps/isv_catalog/ > > >
