Visual COBOL is the development tools just like Microsoft Visual Studio. Not a server product. Being certified on Workstation OS makes more sense to developers. I expect 3 improvements in next release version of Visual COBOL: 1. Being certified on Workstation OS, at least REDHAT Enterprise Workstation, even better if on Ubuntu LTS version. --- I volunteer to be a tester ! 2. Using 64-bit Eclipse, because 32-bit Linux will be extinct and rarely used. For EFI based computers (new PCs manufactured from year 2015), there is even no way to install 32-bit Linux. 3. Installation process will ask user to confirm (y/n) to install all dependencies (missing packages) automatically, not require user to install missing packages one by one manually. Thanks.
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