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Re: [SLE] Fundamental differences
  • From: Chris.Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Chris.Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
  • Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 15:16:37 +0100
  • Message-id: <OF8DF59213.99F2D05E-ON8025691A.004C7C07@xxxxxxxxxx>



Hi,

** My latest encounter with NT's lack of true
** multi-userability is with Lotus' Sametime
** Connect. When you run it as a user and ask
** it to auto logon and save your password,
** anybody who later logs onto NT under a
** different user can fire up Sametime Connect
** and it logs right into the previous person's
** account. Window's developers still have no
** clue on how to develop for a multi-user
** platform.

Thats bad. Even for Microsoft and Lotus. I
thought they had worked things like this out!
Thats almost as bad as cookie hi-jacking.

Looks like the marketoids have been doing the
rounds and leaving IT depts world wide in
chaos with badly written software again :-P

Win2k looks much better, but is still far out
on Linux from multi-user environments.
Terminal server isn't an option as WinXX cant
cope with the kernel level hacks to do more
than one UI.

- Chris.


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