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Except with snaps, its like using a desktop OS on a server, which is not really OK.
by Andys 4y ago
Except with snaps, its like using a desktop OS on a server, which is not really OK.
- washadjeffmad 4y agoThat feels most correct to me, too. Snaps are an easy way to deallocate personnel from Desktop duties without harming Server. It sounds more like an attempt at a cost-saving measure than something that benefits customers.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoFor the last 20 years the the only things which made the difference between the Windows Server and Windows not-server were the things which weren't available on the client SKUs at all (like Active Directery and so on). The worst offenders were the software which doesn't allow you to install if you aren't running a servrr SKU, oyherwise I haven't any difference between a client or a server SKUs