Yggdrasil's DVD-9 product enables use of the full capacity. The bigger difference, in terms of which event will improve products available to end users, is that Yggdrasil has released its internally developed software for making DVD's under the GNU General Public License, eliminating an expensive proprietary barrier throughout the Linux industry for DVD production, an act which will likely presage more widespread development of DVD-ROM's. The Good Morning Server has its Linux operating system and 20 applications embedded on a flash memory card. This separates the OS from the hard drive, one of the most failure-prone components of any computer. Additional products are coming.
Configuration is via a web interface or telnet.
To upgrade the system, merely change the flash card and reboot, or download a patch file. This upgrade method is patent-pending. The Good Morning Server is made by Duli Network Corporation, Ltd. in Seoul, South Korea. Meanwhile, downloads of the Jabber server have reached the 10,000 mark. Jabber is now integrated with Open3's e-business integration platform.