Linux · 1 year ago

Any small/mid sized businesses using linux

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Any small/mid sized businesses using linux

Linux · 1 year ago

Just wanna know if there’s anyone managing and supporting a company-wide linux desktop deployment.

What are the hurdles during first adoption phase, what day to day support is like and which software are being used?

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DPI? There are at least 4 expansions for that.
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  Sorry, DPI = Deep packet inspection, not Dots per inch. Just when reading your comment I noticed the possible confusion.

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