"David D . W . Downey" wrote:
>>
I've watched this thread but not said anything. I would like to
chime up now.
<<
Ditto.
>>
Also, do we cover such things as using the
ntloader, lilo, grub, or all 3?
<<
Don't forget Boot Magic. And of course, if we're going to cover workstation
administration - which includes installation, methinks - then how about
covering Partition Magic, parted and other utilities for repartitioning to
allow Linux installation?
>>
Also, do we cover Win9x, NT4, and/or NT5? Do we cover using such tricks as
remapping which drive to boot from with windows using the map-to function
of
lilo?
<<
Yup, I can see lots of worms crawling out of this particular can.
Personally, my view is that corporate use of Linux on the desktop is still
mostly a matter of personal preference. I don't see many corporations
rolling out Linux desktops, and fewer still requiring helpdesk support for
Linux desktops. The vast majority of admins, therefore, are managing
servers, and that's where LPI's efforts should be focused, with low
priority placed on multi-boot systems.
Just $0.02c . . .
Best,
--- Les [http://www.lesbell.com.au]
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