![]() I used CentOS-4, which is built from the RHEL sources and aims to be 100% binary compatible with Red Hat, and I had no problems. One general caveat: the current client install (at the time of this writing, August 2006) is only supported on Red Hat Enterprise Linux v4 update 3 (RHEL4), so there may be other things you have to do if you are on another distro (or if you have a non-standard RHEL setup). For the most part you just need to read the readme.pdf file that comes with the installation files and follow the instructions, but I know that screenshots are nice sometimes too (click on any of the screenshots below to get 800圆00 images). ![]() These are some screenshots outlining my install of the Lotus Notes 7.0.1 Linux Client. NOTE: If you're going to print this out, it would be wise to print Landscape instead of Portrait. Installing the Lotus Notes 7.01 Linux Client
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