3 ms·
not that. say my webservers run centos or rh. my desktops are mostly windows. i remote to my webservers, dev or staging or production, to do stuff. and actuall
by lazylizard 10y ago
not that.
say my webservers run centos or rh. my desktops are mostly windows. i remote to my webservers, dev or staging or production, to do stuff. and actually they don't have desktops installed.
none of my machines can visit that /apply page then.
if someone runs windows on their desktop and uses vagrant to launch their dev/test instance it'd probably be headless too. windows desktops have ms office and can play direct x games.
unless u want to force people to choose between a linux desktop and not applying. thats ok too.
- andrewfromx 10y agothink of it like a test. Say you are on windows and goto higher.team/apply and get the windows message and really want to apply to the school. How could they quickly get around the user-agent check? https://www.virtualbox.org https://www.virtualbox.org and https://elementary.io https://elementary.io would work right?