“Linbox[tm] delivers the world first 300% compatible Linux
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rely on a novel approach to Network Computing based on Linux which
provides 300% compatibility, saves cost up to 75% compared to
traditional client-server solutions and guarantees plug-and-forget
seamless operation. Linbox[tm] NetStations are compatible with most
operating systems including Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc.
“The Linbox[tm] NetStation relies on a novel approach to Network
Computing based on Linux which provides 300% compatibility, saves
cost up to 75% compared to traditional client-server solutions and
guarantees plug-and-forget seamless operation. The Linbox[tm]
NetStation is compatible with most operating systems including
Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc.”
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no software maintenance or setup at all or complex protections
against vibrations in a workshop. It is designed to load its
operating system and environement from a standard Unix[tm]-like
server such as the Linbox[tm] Net Server.”
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