“As a software developer, writer, and by necessity, a UNIX
administrator, there is just not enough time in the day to do it
all. I want all my computers to work together smoothly and with a
minimum of fuss. In spite of my efforts, my main requirement — to
seamlessly work from any workstation — still escapes me. There are
just too many ways to do it.”
“Due to the incredible flexibility of UNIX networking, there
are almost endless possibilities. One which increasingly attracts
my attention is the thin client.”
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