>From: "jose velez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In my partner package from Microsoft they included a CD with Linux Migration
Guide and Brochures against Linux. In a conference with Microsoft for
> the .NET they asked their dealers who was selling and supporting Linux and I
was the only one. They accepted that Linux is their only competition
> in their presentation.
Unfortunately we all have to remember that much of the value of a
configuration like e-smith relies on interoperating with the system
that is forced on everyone's desktop. One of these days a service
pack that is required to fix some security issue is going to break
compatibility with samba as a side effect. This has happened before
but the samba team has so far been able to respond quickly with
a matching version. Has anyone considered what to do if the
next incompatibility introduced is impossible to reverse engineer
or contains patented technology that samba can't incorporate?
Les Mikesell
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