There is some SAP stuff that runs on Linux, Don't know how much or exactly how it works?? (Never used any SAP stuff myself) But I read about this in ComputerWorld Magazine about 18 months ago.
http://www.sap.com/linux/ On Tue, 2002-12-10 at 17:54, Henderson, TL Todd wrote: > I am currently trying to plant the seed of transition from > NT/2000 to Linux at the company I work at and was hoping to > get some input from the Redhat list community. First some > background. I am basically an end user of our desktops, but > have knowledge of Linux because I manage and use a > cluster/beowulf based on Redhat Linux. However, I think > that Linux could be more cost effective and have been working > on one of our IT folks about giving Linux a try. But to do > this seriously, I need something other than "I think it would > be better." Therefore, I was wondering if anyone knew of > any white papers or anything else I could start with that > discussed the difficulty of the transition, costs associated > with it, etc. > > The main apps that will be of issue will be 2 CAD packages, > PRO/E and Unigraphics, metaphase, SAP, and the obvious desktop > office apps. I think the open office with RH 8.0 will take care of > most of the desktop office app stuff, but the others I'm not > so sure about. > > Right now, I'm just trying to plant the seed and pique her > interest. > > thanks, > Todd > > -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
