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New Linux Development Initiative
IBM will offer development versions of its industry-leading software at no charge to commercial software developers to pave the way for a new class of Linux applications -- those specifically designed for small business. IBM is teaming with Caldera Systems, Inc. to distribute the IBM application developer's kit, which offers messaging, collaboration and dynamic web application serving capabilities; a powerful relational database for managing information; a web application server for tasks such as web publishing; IBM's Java technology and Java tools for application development.
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