Steve Borho [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 03:13, Scott Bower wrote:
3 - is there somewhere I can read up on idiot proofing Linux so that
changes would only stick to their NT Roaming Profile (...again, if this
could be done) and not to the system.
Also, there are
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This possible environment would look something like this, a homogenous
environment running a locked-down Windows NT 4 Desktop with Roaming
Profiles running various productivity software
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This possible environment would look something like this, a homogenous
environment running
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On 07-Jul-2002/17:11 -0400, Ray Curtis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anthony E Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't think there's a Notes client or a Visio equivalent for Linux.
Visio = Dia http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/
Notes = Xnotes
All,
Thanks for the replies, I have all the regular stuff mentioned well
covered, what I'm hoping for is some information to help with Samba's
Windows Domain Logon ability that came in not so long ago, I read
something in the past couple of days but simply can't find it now that I
need to
Okay,
Let me start with this 'What If':
Let's say I work as a WAN Engineer with a particularly prominent
Government Department and have been able to garner enough interest with
the hierarchy (and a good handful of co-horts) to pilot a project Linux
Workstation replacement for the
On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 03:13, Scott Bower wrote:
Okay,
Let me start with this 'What If':
Let's say I work as a WAN Engineer with a particularly prominent
Government Department and have been able to garner enough interest with
the hierarchy (and a good handful of co-horts) to
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On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 03:13, Scott Bower wrote:
On the server, depending on the budget you should look into SCSI drives
and RAID. Big and fast with loads of memory, and a decent network
controller.
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Remember that you could also set up a cluster of PCs for the server part, It is
