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Having previously spent a couple of years running Linux as a primary desktop OS, it's good to see that Oracle has maintained cross-platform support for not only it's server products, but also desktop developer tools. Well, some of them anyway ;o)
This page is primarily a lure to prompt other Oracle developers / users to contribute their experiences of using Oracle products on various Desktop Linux distributions.
I have just rebuilt a laptop with Ubuntu 7.10 so I will be contributing my experiences of the following:
All of the above I'm expecting just to work :o)
And then...
I'm expecting more fun with these as they're not supported on Ubuntu and from previous experiences with CentOS, that usually means a bit of fiddling is required - even though it's a RHEL clone.
I'm sure someone's probably walked this path before, so I'll be posting links to useful resources as I find them.
All contributions welcome.
This page is primarily a lure to prompt other Oracle developers / users to contribute their experiences of using Oracle products on various Desktop Linux distributions.
I have just rebuilt a laptop with Ubuntu 7.10 so I will be contributing my experiences of the following:
- Oracle XE database
- Application Express
- SQL Developer
- JDeveloper
All of the above I'm expecting just to work :o)
And then...
- An Enterprise Edition Database
- Application Server
I'm expecting more fun with these as they're not supported on Ubuntu and from previous experiences with CentOS, that usually means a bit of fiddling is required - even though it's a RHEL clone.
I'm sure someone's probably walked this path before, so I'll be posting links to useful resources as I find them.
All contributions welcome.

