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Software
- Linux/390 Distributions
- Linux/390 Patches
- Hercules - An S/390 Hardware Emulator
Information
- Large numbers of links
- Linux/390 HOWTOs
- IBM's Linux/390 pages
- Distribution Contents
- IBM VM and Linux Resources
- Linux man pages
- Notes & Observations
- Top 10 reasons to run Linux on VM
- Linux/390 at Princeton University
- i/370 Port, aka Bigfoot
- linuxvm.org Archives
Community
- Community Members
- Linux-390 Listserv
- Linux/390 Presentations
- Linux/390 Subscribers
- Linux/390 Survey Results
News
Fun
Credits
Archives of linuxvm.org
05/09/2001
- The (relatively) big news this week was that IBM's Linux Community Development
System (LCDS) was finally available to the public. Scott Courtney wrote an
article about it that appeared on Enterprise Linux Today web site. Mark Post
wrote an update to it, based on his experiences so far. At Scott's request,
he put a copy of it as a 'Talkback' on the Linux Today web site. Since the
first update, Mark has reported that email inbound to his LCDS system is now
working.
A First Look at IBM's Linux Community Development System
LCDS Update
05/16/2001
- Ross Patterson has donated his presentation on "User Experiences with Linux for System/390" that he gave at the VM/VSE
Technical Conference. It is in PowerPoint format, so you will need something that can
process those types of files.
http://linuxvm.org/Present/vmvse/linuxl63.ppt
05/19/2001 - One of Linux/390's greatest
allies announced this week that he was being laid off. Scott Courtney,
who has been a very prolific writer about Linux/390, announced that
as of June 29, 2001, he would no longer be employed by internet.com.
Scott has written some of the best and most widely-quoted articles on this
platform. We all wish him the best in his search for a new job.
In particular, we hope that he finds a way to keep writing about our
favorite combination of hardware and operating system.
http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?LINUX-VM.16022
05/22/2001 - Jim Sibley has granted his
permission to post his article on "OSA cards for Linux - Practical Notes"
on the web site. You can find it here:
http://linuxvm.org/Info/sylnxosa.html