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Story: So why not put Linux on your business desktops?
Posted by: OSS (Tuesday 29 November 2005, 7:36 PM)
In regards to group policy. ZENworks for Linux 7 is able to manage desktop policies, however it is only a frontend to the existing capabilities of Gnome and KDE.
There are guides all over the internet for managing policies on hundreds of Linux workstations simultaneously in Gnome and KDE.
Case in point;
KDE Policies
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/1640.html
ZLM 7 Overview
http://www.novell.com/products/zenworks/linuxmanagement/overview.html
GConf Centralized Thread
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gconf-list/2003-December/msg00008.html
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Story: So why not put Linux on your business desktops?
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Good article. I like to comment on the following s... Brian Carpenter
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As a former contributor and developer on the GNOME... Anonymous
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"Ubuntu's installer effectively throws the superus... Murray Cumming
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Minor nitpick. Could you please not call Windows o... Jesper Juhl
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This article, like many others that have come befo... Anonymous
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I response to anonymous...Group Policy? I thi... Helfrez Gama
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regarding "Group Policy"..
Unix, & therefore,... bobby
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Peter Judge:
If all you need MSWindows for is Bloa... Yagotta B. Kidding
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CodeWeavers has support for Office, Dreamweaver, N... Tom
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Your article omits one very large and important di... John Bailo
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Ironic that the text is unreadable in my Linux des... Neil Youngman
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"Ironic that the text is unreadable in my Lin... bobby
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Wine is not an emulator.
Your assertion "The Wine... Peter Buchy
