My suggest would be to get away from any Windows product. In the end it will
save you time and money. However, if you have to have those programs, I would
suggest using KOffice, OpenOffice, or StarOffice to replace MS Office. There
are also other office suits for Linux, but those are what I would suggest. If
you can't find a replace for a program in Linux, then I would suggest you
look into WINE or the Codeweavers plugin or office programs. They allow you
to run Windows programs on Linux.
-Alex
On Tuesday 23 April 2002 00:16, Jon Mardell wrote:
> Hi
>
> i am looking at terminal services at the moment and wanted an opinion, i am
> currently running nt4 server (not terminal server edition) with xp/2k
> clients but wanted to basically change over to a terminal server because we
> have 2 offices now and it makes things easier but my problem is that all my
> software i require is windows based (word, excell, access, outlook,
> solution 6, and a few other windows based programs) i dont really want to
> fork out for win2k terminal server edition i would rather spend the extra
> money on hardware. what would everyone recomend would be the best way to
> go
>
> thanks
> jj
>
>
>
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