> Just seconds ago I searched for "kerbtab" and this is one of the first things that came up ... It's one of the first things for me, too. In fact, it's one of

> Just seconds ago I searched for "kerbtab" and this is one of the first things that came up ... It's one of the first things for me, too. In fact, it's one of the only results that Google returns for that search term, almost certainly because usage of it is practically non-existent (except for your "mis-usages"). A search for "keytab" -- the proper term -- produces the expected results. I'm not even going to bother responding to your other arguments -- neither the flawed ones nor the one or two that are actually almost borderline legitimate. When you continue to insist on blaming Linux for the inability to flawlessly integrate and co-exist with a closed-source, proprietary system designed by a company who -- at the time it was actively designing and creating that system -- considered Linux a "cancer" which need to be eradicated and wiped out, well, I get the feeling there's really no point. Since Microsoft now "loves Linux" so much perhaps they'll be motivated to someday publish the technical details of all of their proprietary "extensions" to the standards that everyone else uses. Until then, I'll just leave it at "Linux is obviously not for you" and move on.