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ZDNet Education: "Lately, I've been so enamored of OS X and so busy plotting what I can do for my wife to convince her that a new MacBook Pro really is a good investment that I haven't taken much time for Linux.

Overall, our Windows network is working well, my Mac is the best computer I've ever used, and my oldest son is perfectly content with his Vista machine."

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September 05, 2008 - 56 minutes ago Share Comments I'm a Windows Guy. I work on a Windows network for a living.

Access your network remotely from your Ubuntu desktop.

Part Two on a series about whether a non-technical lawyer can install and configure an Ubuntu Linux Server.

Once installed, how easy or hard is it to connect it to your Windows network and configure it for use?

Today Samba project goes beyond emulating Windows shares and can be used as Primary Domain Controller in Windows network.

Network World published a test today that declared Linux -- especially Red Hat's Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.1 -- was more green than Windows Server 2008.

RHEL drew less power on 13 of 16 test scenarios and came in with almost 10 percent savings in power over Windows Server 2008 in some of those cases.

As I mentioned before, not only speed was important, but also the user-friendliness: how easily I can connect the system to a Windows-network (share), what graphical setup-utilities are available, if there's a package manager and how it works,...