
Published: 15 August 2000 19:42 BST
A preview version of AOL for the Linux OS has been posted on the internet, according to US newswire, CNET.
The report says AOL has been working on a version of its internet access software that runs on Linux since spring last year.
AOL was unavailable to comment.
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