I happened across an article on a pretty interesting topic: a Lotus Notes client for Linux. Unfortunately, I think the author (and perhaps Big Blue itself) is missing an important point: Notes has always championed OS-independence. If you move a file using the filesystem, you are sternly reprimanded by Notes and told, in effect, that Note’s way of replicating databases is vastly superior. For many applications, it is. You can practically live in Notes if your needs are well defined.
Which brings me to the perfect application for a Linux client: the call center.
