----- Original Message ----
> From: Gabriel H. Mercado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [plug] linux on the corporate desktop
>
> hey mike t, just out of curiosity, is your company 100% migrated to
> OOo / Thunderbird?
Thunderbird: Yes
OOo: Not all. There are a few users that really need either Excel or
Powerpoint. Those remain with MS Office. At least I have less licenses to
manage.
MS Windows: Not all. There will those who will remain (e.g. CAD users, those
using programs not yet tested in Linux, etc.)
>
> Also, does anyone know of an SME that is?
I heard (unverified) that Goldilocks also migrated(ing?) to Linux.
>
> Finally, I know this has been asked before, but what is a good
> enterprise wide roll out strategy? Shared network directories? Some
> kind of network app? Or emailing users clickable links that will
> update their systems?
We are also enforcing that users save their work on file servers. We're
experimenting on network booting and do away with a lot hard disks on the
desktop. And (as a direction) I'm looking at web-based apps (e.g. Zimbra for
email).
> Am trying to figure out how to transfer this discussion to the website. Hmm..
>
> Gary
--- mike t.
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