Krishna Murphy wrote:
> Devraj, Ken, et. al.-
>
> I have the same challenge, but I'm utterly confident that QuickBooks will
> NOT run under Wine - or any other such program. So I'm preparing to
Sorry to weigh in late, but when you specifically speak of QB, have you
checked out Crossover Office?
Thanks for correcting me. I apologize .
Thanks & regards
Ashish Nabira
Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote On 08/14/06 00:46,:
> Am Sonntag, den 13.08.2006, 17:29 +0530 schrieb Ashish Nabira:
>
>>I don't think it's possible for the purpose you are looking for. You
>>have to use Windows Terminal s
Thanks for clearing that up Luis.
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On Tuesday 15 August 2006 03:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> >> I agree with the Two server idea.
> >> But
> >> One) Why make one server Windows?
> >> Better yet make it a clone of the LTSP that can take over if the main
> >> server goes down.
> >> Two) Why use Win4Lin hardware being cheap make thi
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006, Ken Cobler wrote:
> Krishna Murphy wrote:
>> Devraj, Ken, et. al.-
>>
>> I have the same challenge, but I'm utterly confident that QuickBooks will
>> NOT run under Wine - or any other such program. So I'm preparing to
>> install Windows Server 2003 as a virtual machine, then Q
Ken Cobler wrote:
> Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
>
>> Mandag 14 august 2006 12:52 skrev Alfred:
>>
>> See my comments below..
>>
>>
>>> I agree with the Two server idea.
>>> But
>>> One) Why make one server Windows?
>>> Better yet make it a clone of the LTSP that can take over if the main
>>
Mandag 14 august 2006 18:47 skrev Ken Cobler:
> Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
> > Mandag 14 august 2006 12:52 skrev Alfred:
> >
> > See my comments below..
> >
> >> I agree with the Two server idea.
> >> But
> >> One) Why make one server Windows?
> >> Better yet make it a clone of the LTSP that can take
Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
> Mandag 14 august 2006 12:52 skrev Alfred:
>
> See my comments below..
>
>> I agree with the Two server idea.
>> But
>> One) Why make one server Windows?
>> Better yet make it a clone of the LTSP that can take over if the main
>> server goes down.
>> Two) Why use Win4Li
Mandag 14 august 2006 12:52 skrev Alfred:
See my comments below..
> I agree with the Two server idea.
> But
> One) Why make one server Windows?
> Better yet make it a clone of the LTSP that can take over if the main
> server goes down.
> Two) Why use Win4Lin hardware being cheap make this second s
I agree with the Two server idea.
But
One) Why make one server Windows?
Better yet make it a clone of the LTSP that can take over if the main server
goes down.
Two) Why use Win4Lin hardware being cheap make this second server have scsi or
fast sata drives that allow for multiple sessions of Windo
Krishna Murphy wrote:
> Devraj, Ken, et. al.-
>
> I have the same challenge, but I'm utterly confident that QuickBooks will
> NOT run under Wine - or any other such program. So I'm preparing to
> install Windows Server 2003 as a virtual machine, then QB on it. My plan
> is to allow LTSP users, a
I never checked the VMWare liscensing. if you're running the free
version, then you should be fine. if you're running the liscences
version, then you'll probably have a clause preventing it (not that this
will stop you mechanically, but still).
Alfred wrote:
>I do not understand and may have
I do not understand and may have missed it but why not run vmware server
I am about to finish setting it up now in a LTSP to run Quickbooks and Library
software. So now any staff member can login to open up or restore a vmware
server client?
Just a thought.
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Devraj, Ken, et. al.-
I have the same challenge, but I'm utterly confident that QuickBooks will
NOT run under Wine - or any other such program. So I'm preparing to
install Windows Server 2003 as a virtual machine, then QB on it. My plan
is to allow LTSP users, and perhaps other LAN clients, to
Am Sonntag, den 13.08.2006, 17:29 +0530 schrieb Ashish Nabira:
> I don't think it's possible for the purpose you are looking for. You
> have to use Windows Terminal services for making windows apps available.
THIS IS SO WRONG.
Just to put an immidiate opposite experience: We have been running
ce
On 13/08/06, Devraj Mukherjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am looking to emulate Windows applications using Wine and use LTSP
> to run a terminal server setup. Is this possible, am I looking at the
> right project for this sort of an application?
>
IMHO If you can run it under wine you should be
Devraj Mukherjee wrote On 08/13/06 17:02,:
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > I am looking to emulate Windows applications using Wine and use LTSP
> > to run a terminal server setup. Is this possible, am I looking at the
> > right project for this sort of an application?
> >
>
LTSP will give you a Linu
I don't think it's possible for the purpose you are looking for. You
have to use Windows Terminal services for making windows apps available.
Thanks & regards
Ashish Nabira
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Devraj Mukherjee wrote On 08/13/06 17
Hi Everyone,
I am looking to emulate Windows applications using Wine and use LTSP
to run a terminal server setup. Is this possible, am I looking at the
right project for this sort of an application?
Thank you for your time.
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