VNUNet: Start-up Offers Linux server For Non-Geeks

[ Thanks to Todd Kirby for this link. ]

"UK start-up Jool has launched a complete open source web server starting at under £800 aimed at those without Linux skills who want to move away from Microsoft or Sun Microsystems.

"The company spent three years developing its server range. The hardware and Linux-based NetServ software series models are designed to overcome a major stumbling block for Linux: that administrators need either Unix or Linux knowledge to configure and run a Linux system.

"As well as being a web server, file and print server and mail server, the NetServ systems can act as low-cost replacements for Windows servers running a network of Windows desktops..."

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