Linux makes it easy to set up your own intranet on the
cheap.
Setting one up using commercial tools can cost thousands of
dollars, even if you need to support only a few users. But Linux
has made it possible for just about anyone with an old 486, some
network cards and a few spare hours to set up an intranet… for a
negligible cash investment.
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