by Hi Roy,
You might like to take a look at SAMBA. This is capable of providingQuote:> I am doing some work for a private school that doesn't have a lot of money.
> I would like to supply them with a Linux server that can share windows
> applications. We currently have about 50 computers running Windows 95 with
> small hard drives. What program will allow me to load the educational
> software once on the server and share that with all the PC's in the
> classes. I have been reading about wine, win4lin, and GraphOn as possible
> solutions, but I could sure use some advice.
"virtual" drives to the PC's, allowing applications to be executed from them.
It is a handy trip to perform when you run out of disk space on all your
machines except your Linux server :)
See ya
Dean Thompson
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