On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 20:22, Ted Gould wrote:
> On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 09:33, Craig White wrote:
> > what is MSCE?
>
> Microsoft Certified Engineer - basically someone who is trained to use
> the MS GUI applications and claims to know about networking too (I have
> found that in many cases this is not true). I've also heard this
> referred to as a "Mouse Solutions Clicking Expert".
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http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.asp>
Dyslexia?
Microsoft Clicking Solutions Expert?
It's Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
I thought that might be what you were getting at but it is MCSE. There
are many different Linux certifications too.
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> > - lack of local support firms/technicians
> > - lack of trust / familiarity
> > - lack of workgroup shared mail/calendar/contacts application
> > - no one on staff knowledgable about maintaining server
>
> I kinda feel like the question was "What impedes further Linux server
> adoption the most?" implied "of these options"... To quote Slashdot:
> "Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you
> do multiple choice. Those are the breaks." I do realize that I won't
> get all of them, and that these are coming from one perspective. I
> think that's kinda the issue of publishing a poll. If you have an idea,
> e-mail me, I love ideas.
>
> Now, I'm not trying to be defensive here, but I feel like complaining
> that all the options are wrong isn't productive.
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Again I will state that these polls - and even the concept of when / how
Linux is going to replace Microsoft in the workplace and then the notion
that any of these answers or that a poll such as this actually will
somewhere make a difference is not logical.
The reality is that whether server or desktop, Linux doesn't offer the
same level of GUI setup, administration or usage and we don't need a
poll to know that.
Craig
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