<unpaid endorsement> As the lists resident SuSE bigot I would suggest looking at the SuSE Linux Groupware Server with Domino R5. As odd as this might sound it seems a lot of IBMs "enterprise" stuff is showing up in SuSE boxes. They have a DB2 product, the Notes product, and a Linux S/390 distrobution. To get there: http://www.suse.com/products </unpaid endorsement> If I were you I'd also check www.notes.net and the Domino Gold forum for any Linux discussions and who is using it on which distros. BTW when did IBM buy Red Hat? I must of missed that one. Jack On Tuesday 20 February 2001 06:22, you wrote: > Not to start a holy war, but I have a couple of questions...I'm looking > into moving some of our servers (hopefully eventually ALL) over to linux, > and my boss has given me the go ahead to start with our web server. Right > now we're pretty well dedicated to the Lotus Domino environment, but I > want to compare it with apache as far as http services are concerned. Does > anyone have any experience working with Domino on linux? I know original > testing by Lotus was done on Red Hat (gee, go figure, considering both are > now owned by IBM). Has anyone tried it on anything else? What distro would > be ideal for web servers? Has anyone tried using both Domino and apache on > the same server (with apache handling http services?) Eventually we're > also talking about testing Oracle8i (or 9) with our software - does anyone > have experience with using Oracle on linux? > > Thanks, > Liz