By: Dan
I could see this being very useful. Now if we could just get our management to move away from Access…
View ArticleBy: Yves Van Belle
It would be nice if Canonical would release a version of Landscape for 1 or 2 clients so one could experiment and test this software. They could put in the license that the 1 or 2 client version can...
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By: wilq
I disagree with statement about SpaceWalk… 1. if u run RHEL u use RHN… and u don’t care about SpiceWalk 2. if u run CentOS and Fedora witch SpiceWalk u can enjoy central package management and more…...
View ArticleBy: Ty Miles
SMS was very positive for MS. But Active Directory was a bigger deal then SMS. An easy to set up user management and filesharing solution like Windows AD and CIFS (Printserving) is what really took MS...
View ArticleBy: Joe Panettieri
Ty: I used to attend ABUI (Association of Banyan Users Internation) meetings. But I was recent college graduate at the time… You bring up a great point. We will do some follow-up coverage regarding...
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By: Ty Miles
Thank you Joe. I have always wished that Banyan had been open sourced. Street talk and Vines were great. And being that Banyan ran on Unix system 4 it could of been ported to Linux pretty easy. But...
View ArticleBy: Joe Panettieri
Ty: You’re stirring up a lot of IT memories. I covered Vines, StreetTalk, Allchin, NT’s birth, Novell’s fall and all that stuff for InformationWeek (1992-1996). You are so correct: Novell directory...
View ArticleBy: Thibauld
This clearly goes in the right direction as online services have the potential to be a huge revenue stream for Canonical given they broad user base. While Landscape is clearly targeted to corporations,...
View ArticleBy: meeas
I agree, this should be great for Ubuntu, and hopefully open some previously closed doors. However their short-sightedness is disheartening. “Conversely, customers get very little value from Spacewalk...
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