| Architecture |
S/390 is IBMs most reliable hardware platform. S/390 servers can be partitioned and run different operating systems - separated from each other - at the same time.
Linux brings the power of Open Source Unix tools to the S/390 mainframe. All the current versions of standard Unix services may run in a Linux partition gaining the advantages of mainframe hardware.
Different security zones (WWW, Application-Server, Firewall, Database, and internal life critical applications) may be installed on only one machine.
Linux for S/390 is a new chance to bring the different worlds of enterprise computing together much closer than ever before.
| Think Blue Linux News |
| Thu, Feb 16 2006: | We will stop distributing ThinkBlue/64 in a few weeks. If you want an uptodate free Linux Distribution for zSeries you could use for example Centos which is based on RHEL4. |
| Thu, Oct 11 2001: | Released ThinkBlue/64 7.1a, a respin of ThinkBlue/64 7.1 with all updates integrated. |
| Thu, Jun 7 2001: | Released ThinkBlue/64 7.1, a real 64 Bit Linux Distribution for zSeries |
| Fri, Apr 13 2001: | Released ThinkBlue/64, a 64 Bit Linux Distribution for zSeries |
| Fri, May 5 2000: | Talk at GSE about Linux for S/390 Mit Linux for S/390 ins Internet (german) |
| Mon, May 1 2000: | Updated all packages, added bug database. |
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