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Open Source VS Windows: Reality of a Better Paradigm

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ReallyLinux.com; By Mark Rais OP/ED 		Mail this story
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"Every person in the office had been managed right out of controlling their own desktop." This new article summarizes the key difference in using Windows VS Linux. The author shares how Linux and Open Source can empower and restore value back to the user.

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sbergman27 ·
Well, I support Linux thin client X desktops and I do not lock them down like the desktops in this story. But I don't manage that many desktops. I have time to deal with the people who call and say that a certain website displays "all wrong" with the words spilling over into the pictures or hidden behind the pictures. I have time to have a look and show them how they have set their font size larger than the page was designed to handle and back the font down to where the page is readable.

If I had more desktops to manage, I just might consider putting some controls on font settings. If I had a lot more desktops to manage than that, I might consider locking the home page. And if I had more than that, I might just start looking for things to control just out of spite. Fortunately, I have just enough (but not too many) desktops to manage that I can enjoy doing my part in bringing Linux to the business desktop, in my own small way. :-)

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