In their bid to sway users over to their way of thinking when it comes to *nix-based destkops, especially for businesses, Novell and Sun have been pulling out the management card.
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Linux desktop management pitch: Caveat emptor
In their bid to sway users over to their way of thinking when it comes to *nix-based destkops, especially for businesses, Novell and Sun have been pulling out the management card.
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