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App Restores Linux Desktops to Pristine State

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“Deep Freeze system consistency software, popular in Windows and
Mac settings, is now available for Linux desktops. ‘Deep Freeze
Linux’ is said to reset a Linux workstation’s boot process to a
pristine state, enabling successive users to avoid misconfiguration
by previous users of the computer.

“The software is currently aimed at Novell’s SUSE Linux
Enterprise Desktop (SLED). However, Dmitry Shesterin, Faronics
marketing manager, told DesktopLinux.com that the company is
‘looking at other distributions and will make future
announcements…'”

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