You'll have to tell me what the "standard windows setup" looks like
before I weigh in on this; I tend to push for pretty non-windows-style
unix setups, so (seems to me) a better idea of what you are looking for
could spark a better discussion.
(I maintain that, for less than about 30 users, one giant machine and a
bunch of X terminals is the correct solution)
--Mac
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 09:31, barsalou wrote:
> So if a guy was going to setup Linux in a "workgroup" way, like you
> might setup Windows...what would be the standard way of doing this?
>
> I would suppose NFS, or SMB. Anyone have any experience with this?
>
> There was also a question about, how might you setup an enterprise.
> Many workstation, one server.
>
> How about starting a design conversation?
>
> Mike
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