QUESTION POSED ON: 03 January 2005
In addition to "cold-turkey" or converting Windows desktops to thin clients, a lower-risk, richer approach is also available:
Use a RFB client (VNC) on Windows to allow users to "test drive" Linux on their own desktop (using xinetd.) This approach allows a user to see their environment from either (or both) view(s). Overnight synchronization of user
accounts from Windows to Linux would allow users to experiment in a "backup"
world... It also allows "practice" user administration on the Linux server,
as well as test confirmation of SAMBA configuration and other Linux
permissions.
Just a thought.
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