Windows 7 licenses
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@scottalanmiller said in Windows 7 licenses:
I get to implement a Windows free workplace starting tonight. Woot!!
What line of work is the workplace in? I like the idea, but everywhere I go it seems that the company has one app that won't run on Linux. It's getting better with so many web based apps, but the second issue is training. I deal with so many companies that would struggle learning how to go from Microsoft Office to Open Office.
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@mike-davis said in Windows 7 licenses:
@scottalanmiller said in Windows 7 licenses:
I get to implement a Windows free workplace starting tonight. Woot!!
What line of work is the workplace in? I like the idea, but everywhere I go it seems that the company has one app that won't run on Linux. It's getting better with so many web based apps, but the second issue is training. I deal with so many companies that would struggle learning how to go from Microsoft Office to Open Office.
Office365 online works and is really simple to pick up and start using.
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@mike-davis said in Windows 7 licenses:
@scottalanmiller said in Windows 7 licenses:
I get to implement a Windows free workplace starting tonight. Woot!!
What line of work is the workplace in? I like the idea, but everywhere I go it seems that the company has one app that won't run on Linux. It's getting better with so many web based apps, but the second issue is training. I deal with so many companies that would struggle learning how to go from Microsoft Office to Open Office.
Logistics.
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@scottalanmiller said in Windows 7 licenses:
Logistics.
So all web based apps and nothing like UPS WorldShip that only runs on Windows?
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@mike-davis said in Windows 7 licenses:
@scottalanmiller said in Windows 7 licenses:
I get to implement a Windows free workplace starting tonight. Woot!!
What line of work is the workplace in? I like the idea, but everywhere I go it seems that the company has one app that won't run on Linux. It's getting better with so many web based apps, but the second issue is training. I deal with so many companies that would struggle learning how to go from Microsoft Office to Open Office.
In my experience, it's less about learning to go from one to the other (my users didn't have a real hard time going from the menu to the newer ribbon), it's that the formatting was completely hosed when opening existing MS Word files in Open Office.
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@mike-davis said in Windows 7 licenses:
@scottalanmiller said in Windows 7 licenses:
Logistics.
So all web based apps and nothing like UPS WorldShip that only runs on Windows?
Correct. Enterprise logistics, not consumer.
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No enterprise logistics systems run on Windows already. All major platforms either run on Unix or are literally made by the Unix vendors themselves. The leader in the space is Oracle.
