“Linux in a Windows World aims to solve the problems
experienced by many system administrators when it comes to using
Linux servers (and to a lesser extent clients) within an existing
Windows environment. Overall the book is meaty and a quick flick
through shows an amazing amount of information has been crammed
between the covers. There are though some immediately obvious
omissions, given the books title and description, but I’m hoping
this won’t detract from the rest of the content.“The book starts off with a look at where Linux fits into a
Windows network, covering its use both as a server and desktop
platform…”
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