And I did not mean to imply you were advocating that, as I (hopefully)
clarified in my reply to David.
I'm still having quivers about last week's threads about trying to cut
corners by using PE in an "inquiry-only", "depends on the definition of
the word 'commercial'", Clintonian-like rationali
There were some changes that U2 had to make to the way they down load
software to confirm to the rest of IBM. We have been promised that the
personal editions will become available again for download soon.
Regards
David Jordan
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Does IBM still have the personnal editions of Unidata
and Universe for Linux available for download off
their websites ?
I did some searching on their site but did not find a link.
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UniVerse just asks the underlying O/S to run tasks - it doesn't do anything
specific itself.
So - Any UniVerse process - when runnable - can be run on any available
processor at Unix discretion. An individual UniVerse process (like any other
single-threaded Unix process) is runnable on a sin
I forgot to trim; me bad. Sorry it wasn't clear that I was not trying to
reply to the original question. I was adding comment to the implication,
most likely *unintended*, in Adrian's second paragraph that the "bad"
thing if someone *was* to run PE in a commercial environment would be
the lack
I didn't mean use the PE version. I was stating that I've used the PE version
on other distros of Linux.
What I meant was it would be foolish to run a commercial version of Universe
on an unsupported platform.
Sorry for the obvious confusion.
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Don't forget the file size limitations in the PE version.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Sun Mar 20 13:11:42 2005
Subject: RE: [U2] UV 10 para Suse 9.2
Heh - Clif - You wandered a bit off the question by replying to
Heh - Clif - You wandered a bit off the question by replying to a response
to the original question! No one said they *were* going to use PE
commercially!
Short answer:
While you could probably compile PE to run under SuSE as a Proof of Concept
that it *would* run, IBM does not offer any of their
Using the PE version commercially is a violation of the license, ie.
against the law.
IBM might choose to have quite a bit to do with it--via their Legal
Department.
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Regards,
Clif
~~~
W. Clifton Oliver, CCP
CLIFTON OLIVER & ASSOCIATES
Tel: +1 619 460 5
Universe (PE version) works on just about every distro of Linux I've
tried seemingly without problems.
However I would never dream of using it commercially unless it was on a
certified platform. Just imagine if it looks ok in testing and then
starts having major problems under "Live" load. IBM wou
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