September 15, 2003

Dear valued Open magazine subscriber:

As one of our subscribers interested in expanding Linux learning, we 
are pleased to send you the September issue of IBM's Linux 
magazine-on-the-Web, The Linux Line. Whether you're interested in tutorials on how to 
capitalize on the capabilities of Linux software or seeking IT 
assessments, The Linux Line, like Open, is a useful roadmap for following Linux 
as it continues taking the IT world by storm.

In this month's issue, Abe Thomas, IBM Country Manager for India, tells 
why Linux really matters in India today and how IBM drives Linux for 
the Indian marketplace; Chris Stone, vice chairman, office of the CEO at 
Novell, tells why Novell decided to adopt Linux across the board; a new 
IBM TV ad spreads the word about Linux; SuSE Linux earns Common 
Criteria security certification on IBM eServer xSeries; and new options are 
introduced in IBM TotalStorage FAStT, enhancing storage in Linux 
environments. 

You'll also read about new Linux database clusters; building a wireless 
access point on Linux for fun and profit; IBM TotalStorage SAN File 
System for file aggregation and data sharing in an open environment; 
high-performance computing solutions for industrial customers; and more.

It's waiting for you! Just point your browser to 
http://www.ibm.com/linux/linuxline/sep03/?ca=ll&me=optin

or download a printer-friendly PDF at 
http://www.ibm.com/linux/linuxline/sep03/pdf/linuxline_sep03.pdf

We hope you enjoy your subscription to The Linux Line.

All the best,

Open magazine

PS. If a subscriber passed this along to you, get your own free 
subscription by visiting http://www.ibm.com/linux/linuxline/ll and feel free 
to forward The Linux Line to friends and colleagues.

Thank you.