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“Many people may disagree with me, but I firmly believe that
until Linux can successfully mingle with Windows machines, on
Windows terms, it will never succeed to the extent that it should.
Sure, in a perfect world we wouldn’t need to worry about such
things, but let me assure you we live in a world that is far from
ideal and Windows currently dominates it. What this means is we
either have to play by their rules (to an extent) or maintain a
relatively low share of the market. It’s really that simple. How
many distributions available today have the functionality it takes
to be a part of a full-fledged Windows domain? The answer is
simple: One…”
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