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Samba 4 ‘will break desktop monopoly’

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Sam Varghese
Jan 26, 2011

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Varghese
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“Free software dynamos Andrew Tridgell and Andrew
Bartlett are both hopeful that their next baby, Samba 4, will be
due for delivery sometime in the not-too-distant future.
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“Tridgell told iTWire yesterday on the sidelines of the 12th
Australian national Linux conference in Brisbane that the move from
Samba 3 to 4 was the biggest shift in the development of the
software.

“When it is complete, Samba will offer enterprise customers – 80
percent of whom use Active Directory for authentication – the
freedom to choose a non-Windows server environment and yet enjoy
all the benefits of Active Directory.”


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