For those of you who have to provide access to Windows applications from
Linux, check out Tarantella (www.tarantella.com). From a browser, users can
access Windows apps from any platform.
It's implemented by running Tarantella from Linux, which accesses apps
installed on an NT/2000 box. You only need one Windows client license for
Tarantella, rather than one for each workstation.
The converse is possible also: you can make Linux apps available to Windows
clients.
I haven't used it, but for those who still need many links to the Windows
world, this looks extremely helpful.
Cheers,
Gerry
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IT Specialist | "Do not repay anyone evil for evil. If your enemy
MCC | is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him
Bangladesh | a drink. Do not be overcome by evil,
| but overcome evil with good." - Bible
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