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I hope to see a day when the perception of modern Linux environments will change. Ubuntu for example is more than capable of being used in a business environmen
by darxius 14y ago
I hope to see a day when the perception of modern Linux environments will change. Ubuntu for example is more than capable of being used in a business environment.
- UnoriginalGuy 14y agoYou can use anything in an enterprise if you have infinite budgets and time. Ubuntu is easily the furthest any Linux vendor has come at producing a workable client, but there is still a long way to go. Right now managing Ubuntu centrally is painful - I mean having it hook into Kerberos is easy enough but that only gives you control over users and remote files, you still have little control or visibility over the client OS its self.
- Shorel 14y agoCare to explain? I think Canonical offers a service for this.
- UnoriginalGuy 14y agoYou want me to explain away your vague hand waving?
- Shorel 14y agoNo, I mistakenly thought you could have some insight on the matter. Building a remote management solution that can mix the functionality of Active Directory and LDAP with Chef is one of the startup ideas I've been pondering lately.