[K12OSN] Providing Services for Windows
cliebow at downeast.net
cliebow at downeast.net
Tue May 10 10:59:55 UTC 2005
hi: i am looking into win4lin terminal server..vmware did nothing for me..i
have six schools with new linux servers looking to use lexia learning as a
justification for the expense..no luck with winex..it all seems to come
back to relible sound..keep in touch and i will pass on what ever i
find..chuck..and best of luck..
> Hi all:
>
> Earlier this year a friend and I set up a k12ltsp network at a local
> private school. We erverhave one parent, who also writes grants and has a
> consulting business, thatin4lin terminal s wants us to move completely to
Windows. This
> person is completely unreasonable and will not listen to any of our
> points as to why Linux is a superior solution.
>
> That said, what I would like to know from you folks is what is the best
> way to provide services for the inevitable Windows programs that will
> have to be run. We have several teachers who have programs, mostly K-4,
> that are only Windows based. For example, Reading Counts, Math Counts,
> etc. The science teacher also has one or two programs she would like to
> continue using.
>
> Do you know of substitues that are available for the reading and math
> programs?
>
> How do you folks handle this situation at your schools? Does anyone run
> Win4Lin Terminal Services and is it any good?
>
> Thanks for you thoughts. I am in no mood to throw out a year's worth of
> work and fervently believe that k12ltsp is far superior to anything else
> available for schools.
>
> Cheers,
> Ken
>
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