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Amulet Showcases Japanese Version of Yellow Dog Linux Loveland, Colorado -- 29 May 2002 -- Terra Soft Solutions, Inc., the leading developer of integrated PowerPC Linux solutions, is pleased to announce the Japanese edition of Yellow Dog Linux 2.2, to be showcased by Amulet at LinuxWorld Tokyo. Amulet, the Japanese distributor for Yellow Dog Linux, has completed a Japanese edition of Yellow Dog Linux 2.2 for LinuxWorld Tokyo. This version of YDL includes a modified installer with Japanese keyboard support and Japanese language guidance during installation in addition to full Japanese keyboard and language support in KDE and Gnome. "We are very pleased with the work Amulet has performed as this marks the first completely localized version of YDL. This release extends our relationship with Amulet beyond that of a distributor and reseller into a development partner," states Kai Staats, CEO Terra Soft Solutions. Ichikawa Mitsuru, president of Amulet states, "We have worked with Terra Soft for over a year and are pleased to now offer this Japanese version. Yellow Dog has a good reputation and is known among our customers as a product of quality." The YDL 2.2 Japanese edition (http://www.amulet.co.jp/YDL/) and associated support and services are available from Amulet, starting today at LinuxWorld Expo Tokyo (http://www.idg.co.jp/expo/lw/). About Amulet, Inc. Amulet is a Tokyo-based distributor, reseller, and systems integrator with a solid international reputation for providing quality Linux computers, training, and software development. For more information, visit www.amulet.co.jp About Terra Soft Solutions, Inc. Terra Soft Solutions, Inc. is a leading developer of innovative technologies and provider of integrated HPC solutions for PowerPC. Yellow Dog Linux, the flagship product, has boosted viability of Linux on PowerPC microprocessors. Black Lab provides an HPC node creation and management suite, designed to work with a number of PowerPC platforms, including Apple Macintosh, GVS 9000, and the Yellow briQ Node, a high-density PowerPC Linux computer. For more information, visit www.terrasoftsolutions.com
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