Likewise Open Sees 100,000 Downloads Thanks Open Source Community
Likewise announced today that over 100,000 organizations have downloaded Likewise Open, its cross-platform integration software used for joining desktops and servers running Linux, Unix and Mac OS X to an organization's existing Active Directory environment.
Likewise announces this milestone and thanks the open source community for helping to reach this goal. Likewise Open is open source and completely free and can be downloaded from the Likewise website.
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