Charles Marcus wrote:
> Tarantella/Win4Lin combination... (if the www.linuxcad.com/
> doesn't work for you - looked to be the best solution offered)...
>
> Tarantella/Win4Lin combo lets you set up a Win4Lin server and serve
> up sessions - get this - even over a *dial-up* WAN link (acceptable,
> although a little jerky). Works very well. Win4Lin will even set
> you up with a Temp user account so you can see it in action.
> Client can be any computer that runs a Browser with Java applet
> support (yes, it runs through the browser, and you can access local
> filesystems, printers, etc).
Ahhh. I never understood what this was. I did some digging on the
Tarantella site and this is very promising. This is exactly the kind of
help I needed.
It may be a good idea to buy the Tarantella server starter kit for 10
licenses. I could set up a limited set of applications which I cannot
switch from, yet (like CAD, but I have a few others). Then make the
switch earlier than I expected I'd be ready. And finally, move the
remaining applications over to Linux when appropriate software is available.
Thanks,
DJ
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