Archive for 'Intranet'
Linux Up Close: Time To Switch
This story was first published on January 24th, 1999 in Smart Reseller. It was the first story with objective proof that Samba and Linux were superior to Microsoft’s then current server operating system, Windows NT. Eric Carr and I wrote the story and conducted the testing at what was then ZDLabs in Foster City, Calif.
Forget [...]
Posted: January 24th, 1999 under Internet, Intranet, Linux, Operating System, Samba, Server, Web Services, Windows.
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Windows for Workgroups: Hauling the Data on the Microsoft Line
Once more into the breech! Microsoft, after years of playing second fiddle to Novell in the LAN market, now enters the networking battle field with Windows for Workgroups (WinWork). WinWork adds peer-to-peer networking functionality to Windows 3.1.
This bold combination of today’s most popular graphical user interface (GUI) and LAN-capability bids to tilt the network playing [...]
Posted: January 22nd, 1992 under Intranet, Microsoft, Network, Peer to Peer, Windows.
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