Seems like there’s always a new article about Linux rising to the top or failing. Year of the Linux Desktop, Linux has no market share and never will, etc, etc. Its seems that Linux both has solved every possible problem and has 110% market share while also having 0% market share and useless. Here are… Continue reading What’s missing in Linux today
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Linux and Active Directory round 2
* edit Jan 12 2010. Better more reliable scripts. * edit Oct 27th The netbook deployment went well this time. Feedback is generally that they have less problems than our Windows machines. Using Impress instead of MS powerpoint seems to be the biggest issue as Impress has trouble importing some powerpoint files in the office… Continue reading Linux and Active Directory round 2
Thoughts on Centrify
Centrify Express is a gratis but not open source client for integrating various platforms (such as Linux and Mac) to active directory. I wrote about Likewise Open before when trying to get Linux on Active Directory with some success. Today I deployed Centrify on a few machines to see if it could fare any better.… Continue reading Thoughts on Centrify
Technology Against You 