Short Take: Amiga gets friendly with Corel
Amiga has announced a partnership with Corel to make sure software is available for Linux, the operating system Amiga has decided to use in favor of QNX. Corel is in the midst of making its entire office suite of desktop applications available on Linux, and WordPerfect already is available. In addition, Corel is working on a version of Linux aimed at novices
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has announced a partnership with
Corel to make sure software is
available for Linux, the operating system Amiga has decided to use in
favor of QNX. Corel is in the midst of
making its entire office suite of desktop applications available on Linux,
and WordPerfect already is available. In addition, Corel is working on a
version of Linux aimed at novices