Victor Toal is starting a new series of articles, aimed at Lotus Notes Admins, on using Linux with Domino. He includes links to some additional sources of Linux information.

Ross Hawkins knows there are reasons why someone might be using the 8 client with a 7 mail template and thinks most of them are pretty bad. The mix of new client and old template can cause a lot of user dissatisfaction.

Bruce Elgort got Traveler to run on his iPhone within minutes but the iPad proved more stubborn. David Leedy told him how to get it working.

Kathy Brown is trying to figure out how others handle the development cycle and would like to hear from you. She means the big applications, not just the little ones.

CommonTime announced both the enterprise solution mSuite, and individual solution mNotes, are now compatible with the iPhone 4. And mDesign Studio is currently being developed for compatibility with the iPhone operating system.

Karsten Lehmann offers a "workaround" for debugging the XPages backend Java code. Karsten provides links to some programs that can help in the process.

Dave Hay saw this error when he was attempting to upgrade to WebSphere Portal 6.1.0.4. Once he figured out what the message really meant, things turned out to be fairly simple.

Victor Toal has posted the basic steps to take to upgrade your server to 64-bit Domino. Method 1 – have a second server available. Method 2 – have lots of time, antacids, and other mojo available before you start.

Marc Champoux recently upgraded some clients from R7 to R8.5.1 using the Seamless Mail Upgrade and he’d really like to see some sort of progress bar on the screen. It seems users don’t see the flashing lightning bolt.

Denny Russell knows a lot of people use the Domino Blog template but sometimes they forget about sizing images. He’s posted instructions on what the problem looks like and how to avoid it.