Like Cynthia that decision is made at the campus IT level. Over the past
year I've migrated nearly all lab and staff PCs from XP to Win7 (keep an
eye out for a related question I'll be posting later today on that topic).
Campus IT is toying with some Win8 images, but haven't been happy with any
of
Hi All
Just taking a quick poll...Who is using windows 8 in their libraries and of
those how many use staff, public, both?? And if not why??
Thanks
Stuart Forrest PhD
Library Systems Specialist
Beaufort County Library
Beaufort
SC 29902
843 255 6450
sforr...@bcgov.net
Hi Stuart,
We've received a number of Surface RT tablets which we'll be using in the
Fall. Right now, it's only staff trying them out but eventually students
will use them. We don't have a timeline for migrating our public computers
to Windows 8.
My biggest impression is it's probably wise to
Our library is still on 7. We will most likely almost wait until the
release of Window 8.1. We will be moving to touch screen monitors as well.
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 10:26 AM, Eric Phetteplace phett...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Stuart,
We've received a number of Surface RT tablets which we'll be
Our public and staff machines are controlled by IT. Some staff are still on
XP though most are Win7, public is on Win7.
At my former place, public was controlled by IT and on Win7. Staff had just
moved to Win7 over the last year. The move to Win7 + Office 2010 + Google
Apps was such a big change
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 01:01:42PM +, Forrest, Stuart wrote:
Hi All
Just taking a quick poll...Who is using windows 8 in their libraries and of
those how many use staff, public, both?? And if not why??
I will join the refrain of wait for 8.1 unless you are using a touch
device. For the
