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Linux Business Desktop Migration for Windows Users explore the advantages of Linux as a desktop platform as well as potential pitfalls associated with Linux migration. To make this possible, this book focuses on four main points: Teaching the factors involved in the migration of Windows to Linux, including how to establish IT strategy for the company with the Windows user base is established; Explaining the migration of data and how to move data from the Windows installation (Office documents , address book, etc.) to a Linux desktop, Enhancing an existing application migration from Windows to Linux, and provide end-user instruction, including tactics to get the most from the Linux desktop with consideration given to the user? Unlike other books on this topic, Linux Business Desktop Migration for Windows Users to discuss both the strategy why Windows users would use Linux and how to use the Linux operating system, providing a complete start to finish guide for moving your business to Linux. FEATURES: * Provides easy to implement methods to successfully switch from Windows to Linux business desktop * Focus on four main areas: strategy and tactics to make a switch, data migration, application migration, and end user instructions * Teaching administrators and IT personnel how to establish basic Linux strategy with consideration given to both the advantages and disadvantages of Linux migration * Includes companion CD-ROM with a live Knoppix file system, GNU / Linux distribution that boots and runs completely from CD-ROM, so readers can complete the exercises described in the text

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  • ISBN-10: 1584504226
  • ISBN-13: 9781584504221
  • Publisher: Charles River Media
  • Pages: 500
  • Date: January 2006

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