“You’ve been trying for months to convince upper management to
give you the money for a pilot Linux installation, and they finally
bought into the idea. You’ve performed countless Linux
installations on your own computers and on your friends’ machines,
so installing it for your company should be no different, right?
Wrong.
Although many aspects of Linux installation remain the same
regardless of hardware, environment, or distribution, there are
also several critical differences. If you’re a system administrator
or a team lead who’s responsible for performing an enterprise Linux
installation for the first time, you’ll want to pay close
attention.”
“In this article, we’ll assume that you’re installing Linux for
a business or other organization, that you have more than 10
workstations to build, and that you have some experience installing
Linux for your personal use.”
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