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If our clients are anything to go by, it's because: 1. They don't want to buy, maintain, and hassle with a second computer; 2. They don't know any better, bec
by thaumaturgy 15y ago
If our clients are anything to go by, it's because:
1. They don't want to buy, maintain, and hassle with a second computer;
2. They don't know any better, because they aren't computer geeks;
3. (Related to #1) They already bought the software and time clock system, they can't get their money back from the vendor, nobody bothered to tell them that it won't work in their environment, and they don't have the money to spend on another system, so they're looking for the cheapest possible way to do it.
- pippy 15y agoIf they hired someone to figure it out, they could splash out for a cheap tablet. I agree with the first superuser post. Isolate the win 3.1 machine as much as possible, and use another machine for networking. It's too much of a risk, loosing a hand because you clicked a link and the machine froze is simply ridiculous. Even putting the machine in a VM would be too much work. You'd have to port the custom drivers.