Bridging Linux and Windows: Top Apps

[ Thanks to James Maguire for this link. ]

Nearly every day I hear about people who express interest in taking the leap into the Linux space. What would-be Linux users fail to realize is that there's software that makes switching between the Linux and Windows worlds almost effortless.

When most people think of sending a document from a Windows PC to one running Linux, it's not uncommon to forget that there are technologies that can make this task reasonably seamless. Obviously these solutions need to be setup to work between platforms initially, but once this has been done it's all smooth sailing from then on.

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