Are you sick of hearing Microsoft and Google crow about getting one company or another to abandon Notes and move to an alternative platform?

Read this DominoPower article.

If you’re running Quickr, this is the list of problems reported to Lotus Tech Support during the month of May. There are Technote links, training links, and more.

Chris Whisonant has finally discovered the ‘truth’ behind how WebSphere Application Server works. It may explain a great deal.

Brian O’Curran is excited about all the new stuff available on LotusLive Labs. He’s posted quick descriptions and links for the new items.

Peter Presnell enjoys writing code but hates testing it. Therefore. He wrote a series of scripts to do the testing for him. He’s posted some code and explains how the process works.

The folks at the Lotus Technical Information and Education blog would like to know what motivates you, other than brownies, to contribute to the Lotus community.

Marc Champoux offers the steps you need to follow to get your e-mail signature to appear in Comic Sans (or whatever). He also offers some warnings about what might happen if you use an obscure font.

Sean Cull explains how to connect to your Domino server via Putty and Port 22.

Graham Daly has posted links to two new articles. The first is tips on avoiding common errors when installing or upgrading Notes 8.5.1 while the second discusses factors that can affect start-up performance.

Andre Guirard was tracking an error in his program without much success. Then he decided to read the documentation.