Making the Case for Corporate Desktop Linux

July 02nd, 2008 | Category: OS

InfoWorld’s Neil McAllister offers a primer in defense of desktop Linux in corporate environments. With tips on choosing the right distribution, migrating to Linux-friendly commerce applications, and bridging

the Windows/Linux divide in heterogeneous environments, the composition provides adequate ammunition for assuaging the desktop-Linux fears of cautious corporate types.

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