A linux box is any system running linux. A linux workstation would be a
system that's been configured to be a workstation, rather than a server.
That doesn't preclude it from being able to act as a server, but its
primary use was to be a workstation.
Next time you go to install linux, check out the initial options...KDE
Workstation, Gnome Workstation, Server, Laptop, and Custom.
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Vineeta wrote:
> Hi,
> I just heard something about a linux "workstation".
> Is there something called as a "Linux workstation"??And,if yes,what is
> the difference between a normal linux box and a linux workstation?
> Secondly,i heard that when you want to want to install both windows and
> linux on a machine,you can have only a "linux workstation"..??
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> Apparently,both my doubts have cropped up from the same source.But,it
> sounds wierd.
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> Any Comments..??
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> cheers,
> Vineeta
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