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A Practical Planning and Implementation Guide for Migrating to Desktops Linux For anyone who is exploring or planning for a Linux desktop migration |
IBM | |
| Policy Based Linux Desktop Environment Learn how to apply restrictive policies to a Linux desktop, manage Linux users from eDirectory, authenticate through LDAP and store user's data and profiles in a remote NFS server for centralized management using Novell Linux Desktop 9 |
Adrian Malaguti | |
| Installing the Linux Business Desktop A modern Linux installation is easy. I will go so far as to say that it is even easier than installing Windows. |
Marcel Gagne | |
| KDE:The Korporate Desktop Environment Propagate Linux from your back office to your front desk -- and all cubicles in between -- with KDE |
Aaron J. Seigo | |
| KDE Kiosk: Battening Down the Hatches The KDE Kiosk is a framework that has been built into KDE since version 3. It allows administrators to create a secure and controlled environment for their users by customising and locking almost any aspect of the desktop. It is an essential element for deploying KDE in the enterprise environment. |
Barry O'Donovan | |
| The deployment dilemma | Jono Bacon | |
| The Future of the desktop and business | Jono Bacon | |
| The OSS Fear Factor Overcoming objections to open source software in the enterprise |
JT Smith |
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