That is it, I agree. Linux works well as a server OS, I love it as a development desktop OS, but not suited as a desktop OS for a large corporation
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That is it, I agree. Linux works well as a server OS, I love it as a development desktop OS, but not suited as a desktop OS for a large corporation
AlphaJohn
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You have to know how to do layered licensing.........
This man virtualise.
There is only one step better. Office 365. For R120.70 per user per month I get all my office/email/collaboration/backup covered with no need for local servers. No need for CAL's, back-up media or all that other crap.
Linux PBX + FreeBSD firewall and you are sorted.
In short: Use what fits the job
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Like most of our govt/municipal authorities relying on Adobe's Acrobat for account statements?
It is a fckup.
You okes running/developing this stuff need to catch a wakeup. There is something happening beyond windows.
Even microsoft's own mobile excel has killed the opposition.
Kloofvreter
Honorary Master
Ok.
Blame Interfile for the Acrobat issue, they use Adobe form components when they write out the pdf's
No, it's the okes developing the stuff.
No one actually develops apps from scratch anymore. It's cut and paste, which is why windows has managed to survive.
Shame, you poor clueless troll. The move back to Windows is rooted more in politics than in any technical issue. I guess Microsoft must've really wanted that sandwich if they added WSL to your "best OS known to man".
