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Windows to Linux Business Desktop Migration

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Mark Hinkle

Charles River Media, 2006

Something You Really Should Start Thinking About
Sooner or later you have to be thinking about moving Linux to the business desktop. The factors of software cost, of reliability, of virus protection have become so powerful that you have to at least think about it a little. You probably haven't done anything about it yet, but maybe it's time for a little investigation. This book is an excellent place to start, and for two reasons. First, ...

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