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Old 09-26-2007, 12:58 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by mogui View Post
Just more headaches that GNU/Linux servers won't give you. An earlier post referred to GNU/Linux infrastructure with Win XP user stations. Not bad!
The upgrade I mentioned was the desktops, not the servers. Those were an assortment too, but a different assortment: predominantly Win2K Server and Win 2003 Server, but with legacy Novell, SCO, Linux, and Solaris in the mix. (My piece was the *nix boxes.)
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