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I also work with windows and Linux in a mixed enviroment, to help understand the issue it is never a simple as installing linux on a server and moving forward. Where microsoft wins hands downs is the ability to publish or assign software to it clients. Managemnt of a windows server can be taught to someone in less then four weeks. They may not understand the large structure yet but they can add users and and remotely manage servers use dhcp and many other features. I trained people in three weeks in only same enviroments to mange their own servers stop paying 100 dollars an hour. I have also taught linux and the time is ususally 8 weeks or more. however for stand alone funtion such as a webserver, dns or dhcp it works fine.
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Hello I also work with windows and Linux in a mixed enviroment, to help understand the issue it is never a simple as installing linux on a server and moving forward. Where microsoft wins hands downs is the ability to publish or assign software to it clients. Managemnt of a windows server can be taught to someone in less then four weeks. They may not understand the large structure yet but they can add users and and remotely manage servers use dhcp and many other features. I trained people in three weeks in only same enviroments to mange their own servers stop paying 100 dollars an hour. I have also taught linux and the time is ususally 8 weeks or more. however for stand alone funtion such as a webserver, dns or dhcp it works fine.
Or maybe they could turn it toward the playboy mansion