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Operating Systems LinuxIBM Workplace Managed Client 2.6 on Linux
Author: redbooks.ibm.com |
Published: 23rd May 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: LinuxWith IBM Workplace Managed Client Release 2.6 on Linux, IBM offers a strategic end-to-end Linux solution that provides both the benefits of Linux and IBM Workplace Collaboration Services. This IBM Redbook provides a technical overview of IBM Workplace Managed Client and examines why it is a smart, strategic choice. In addition, we provide a detailed description and best practices for deploying, installing and configuring the product.
We focus on the following topics:
- Benefits and positioning of a Linux client. Why Workplace Managed Client on Linux?
- Overview of the product features and functionality.
- Technical and architectural overview of the client.
- Description of how to install the client on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and other Linux distributions.
- Possibilities and benefits for an end-to-end Linux solution (IBM Workplace server and IBM Workplace Managed Client on Linux).
- Example of a sample application and customization based on the underlying Eclipse framework.
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