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Re: Netscape for Linux?



 
>> > And the sad part is that now that they have announced that they are
>> > dropping their unofficial Linux support, 
>> 
>> I have no current plans to alter our treatment of Linux.  It is not now,
>> nor has it ever been, a supported platform.  We do build for it,
>> and some people are happy about that.
>>
>> I have not constructed a business case which would cause Netscape
>> to begin support for Linux versions of the Navigator.  Right now, I'm 
>> not sure that making a point of this would do what you want.
>
>I'll say some people are happy about it. 
>
>You just recently turned down an order for 230 copies of the netscape
>navigator for Linux, and as you folks aren't making any money, you can
>only wonder why.
>
>You have also turned numerous other attempts by varionus people to buy
>both quantities of navigaors and server software for Linux.
>
>It seems to me that you folks are going out of your way to deny the
>fact that the Linux market exists. I think that its because you are
>embarassed that all these people with a $20 operating system are
>throwing money at you while all the folks with $10K operating systems
>aren't talking to you at all. 

That is ok! I just called there "Sales" dept. and asked for some info.
to be sent to me on there serevers.  I got 5 copies of what is on the
WEB page. I could have done that.  I asked him for prices and told him
this was to present to a group of Marketing and Buss. type for a
community system to bring Internet access to a whole county that does
not have it now..

BTW, the system will be running on Suns and SGI's.....

Oh well..

I thought they would do better than this. So far, there no better then
sun at customer service...