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To: A. Reader who wrote (820)10/28/1998 6:12:00 AM
From: A. Reader  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1094
 
Corel announcement/Red Hat partnership
Corel Computer and Red Hat Software, Inc. today announced an agreement to
bring the Red Hat(r) distribution of Linux(r) to the Corel Computer
NetWinder(tm) family of thin-clients and thin-servers. Under the three-year
agreement, Red Hat will port Red Hat Linux 5.1 and future releases of the
software to the StrongARM(r) processor, the underlying architecture of the
NetWinder.
"We are pleased to be able to offer our NetWinder customers the benefits of
the award-winning Linux distribution from Red Hat," said Ron McNab, vice
president and general manager of Corel Computer. "The partnership will allow us
to concentrate on our core business -- building one of the most powerful and
easy-to-use thin-clients and thin-servers on the market."
The agreement provides Corel Computer with the right to use the Red Hat
distribution of Linux including the Red Hat name and logo on the NetWinder
products. Additionally, Corel Computer has the rights to distribute Red Hat CD
ROMs and printed documentation manuals to customers.
"I am pleased to announce that Red Hat Linux will soon be available on the
exciting new NetWinder platform," said Robert Young, president of Red Hat
Software. "The partnership between Corel Computer and Red Hat adds to the
growing momentum of Linux."
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