Jeremy's WinLin Resources

Technet Insiders Article

You can find more of Jeremy's thoughts on Windows/Linux integration in enterprise environments on the Technet Industry Insiders page.

Review of Redhat Directory Server

Make Room for Linux Apps 

In this article, Jeremy describes how to run various types of Linux applications on your Windows desktops. Four major methods are described here.

Windows & Linux Interop Webinar (Microsoft Technet)

I recently gave a First-of-its-kind speech at Microsoft, where I talked about Windows/Linux interopability. You can see they must have liked it! It's at the top of their Interopability page. Click here to check it out: 

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/interopmigration/default.mspx 

Windws & Linux: Perfect Together Webinar (Ziff Davis)

OpenFree.org Interview of Jeremy Moskowitz 

I was recently interviewed by OpenFree.org about my thoughts on Windows and Linux integration:

• Here's my rap (Part I)
• Here's my rap (Part II)
  

Windows vs. Linux/OSS today, part 1: Windows expert points to Linux, open source gaps

 Linux wasn't created to enhance Microsoft Windows, but it sure plays that part well, said Jeremy Moskowitz, MCSE, MCSA and independent Windows consultant and trainer.  Here's Part I.

Windows vs. Linux/OSS today, part 2: Linux experts see strong server, weak desktop

This is part two of our exploration of the state of the Windows-versus-Linux rivalry. In part one, Microsoft expert Jeremy Moskowitz presented the view from the Windows side. The experts appearing in this installment are: James Turnbull, consultant, resident expert for SearchEnterpriseLinux.com and author of Hardening Linux; Kenneth Milberg, consultant and resident expert for SearchEnterpriseLinux.com; Frank Hoberg, CEO of Open-Xchange Inc., a Tarrytown, N.Y., provider of open source-based groupware, collaboration and messaging software; Jan Hichert, CEO of Astaro Corp., a Burlington, Mass., provider of network security products for Linux; Paul Froutan, vice president of engineering for Rackspace Managed Hosting, of San Antonio; and Marge Macintyre, program director of Worldwide Linux Strategy at IBM. Here's Part II.

Windows-Linux integration hot spots

There is little doubt that Linux is gaining headway in the enterprise. The big question is: "Where?" Much of the evidence points to the fact that proprietary older and larger Unix systems are being ousted in favor of smaller, nimbler Linux installations. Read more where Linux is taking over here.

Adding Linux to your network: Which flavor do you want? 

When you're ready to integrate Windows and Linux, the first big question you need to ask yourself is... which Linux distribution? Click here to learn about your choices. 

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