Although the product is called ZD&T - Z Development and Testing, this version has the suffix 'Learners Edition' and it quite categorically states the following on the various websites:
ZD&T for Learners Edition is for personal, individual learning use only. It is not for the test and development of commercial products. It enables a qualified learner to run an IBM® Z distribution on a personal computer. ... ZD&T for Learners Edition enables a single user to run an IBM® Z distribution on a personal computer. ZD&T for Learners Edition can create an environment to learn about mainframe technologies without Z mainframe hardware. It enables z/OS®, middleware, and other z/OS software to run on Intel and other compatible computers. ... This license is for personal, individual learning use only and not for test and development of commercial products. ... ZD&T for Learners Edition can only be used for personal education and training. ... ZD&T for Learners Edition is for personal, individual purchase and learning only and cannot be used for employee training. ... So as everything pretty much states, learning only, no development and although it only mentions commercial, I wonder how much opensource goes into commercial products now? Sebastian ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
