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I tried Notes 8.0 earlier on Ubuntu, and it was a bit crashy. But with 8.0.1 on openSUSE it seems more stable, when you learn to avoid certain things :)
I'll try to work with this a few weeks and see if I need Windows XP anymore.
On my work Laptop, the ThinkPad T61p, I have still PCLinuxOS 2008 minime, it will be a good challenger against my home openSUSE. Also kubuntu 7.10 x32 is still in the run, when one of those fails.
My server has been already running for a long time Domino 8.0.1 on openSUSE, and it has been running very smooth, without any reboots or crashes, and it hasn't even used the swap disk yet.
