Am 10. Oct, 2002 schwätzte Bill Warner so:
> Is there anyone currently on the list that are using Linux in a
> corporate environment on desktops other than sysadmin desktops?
Sequoia ( location of tonight's meeting ) is using GNU/Linux on the desktop
in an educational environment.
> I think it might be kinda nice to either base a meeting on corporate
> desktop Linux or make a SIG meeting with that in mind. I would like to
> be able to discuss many of the things that are coming up in this thread
> in more detail.
>
> Things that I would like to go over some more:
>
> Centralized authentication (LDAP,NIS,SMB,etc...)
> scalable Home directory shares (NFS,SMB,CODA,) and administration
> scalable calendering applications
> usability of wine for backward compatibility
> ltsp scalability
> other things that the list and I can come up with
All of those topics work for normal meetings.
Also, don't forget to point your colleagues at our classes.
> if nothing else lets discuss these things in this thread.
Definitely talk about it on the list.
ciao,
der.hans
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