OID on Linux (Intel)?

Im running 8i on RedHat 6.2 and couldnt find a version of OID in my install. Is it available for linux?
John
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Hello John:
OiD is available for Linix on Oracle 8i release 2 which is the same thing as Oracle 8i version 8.1.6
Oracle 8i release 1 is version 8.1.5 and we did not port to Linix on this version.
We will be releasing OiD on 8i release 3 (version 8.1.7) within the next few weeks.
Oracle currently plans to release OiD on every new release of the database for Linix.
OiD is also going to be bundled with future releases of the 9i Application Server on Linix as well.
To recap. Your choices for OiD on Linix are as follow: Oracle 8.1.6 (release 2), or wait a week or two for our newest release on Linix, Oracle 8.1.7 (release 3.)
Thanks,
Jay
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