Michael Baier wrote:

> On Fri, 3 May 2002 09:57:27 -0700, Duane Percox <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>Duane Percox wrote:
>>Michael Baier writes:
>>>I agree 100%. So far we got alsmost nothing from HP for
>>>a migration except costs and bills.
>>>
>>I guess I'm not doing it right...
>>
>>So far, I have gotten:
>>
>>a. access to a free hp-ux system over the internet (invent9k)
>>  for migration testing.


Registrations accepted at http://jazz.external.hp.com/pads/.


> What database is on the free system?


HP Eloquence is coming.

But using the GNU tools, you could use invent9k to download, build, and play
with any open source database such as PostgreSQL or MySQL.


> What screen designer?


Any ISV interested in installing demo migration software on invent9k should
contact me at [log in to unmask]


> What editor?


vi.  The only editor you'll ever need to learn to be proficient on every flavor
of Unix.  ;-)

Or since invent9k is running Samba, you could edit your invent9k files with any
PC editor.


> What compiler?


All of the HP compiler products are coming soon.  GNU gcc is available now.


> What additional tools for free?


Invent9k has the base Technical Computing OE installed.  I can install any
additional HP products that you'd be interested in evaluating.


> Training on HP-UX for free?

Part of my CSY time is being spent working with a team of people who are
currently creating MPE->HPUX migration training content.

- Mark B. (aka [log in to unmask])
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