[Leaplist] Enterprise AV for Linux

[Hank Lambert]

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Yep, that's what I used. The installation was as easy as installing IE
on windows, and it does exactly what I need it to. It acts no
different that running on Windows which I find interesting (my first
experience with Wine). Although I don't like the idea of having to run
it, having IE on my Mint laptop allows me to use my laptop for work. I
love having my Mint laptop sitting right next to the XP and Vista
laptops. It boots quicker, reacts quicker, I can connect to network
shares that Vista grips about, and I'm running Compiz, AWM, and I have
my terminal embedded in my desktop without frames, so my screen looks
100% better than the Vista laptop.

- --Hank


Fred Moore wrote:
> Hank Lambert wrote:
>>
>> tony_l_turner at yahoo.com wrote:
>>> We tried to replace IE with Firefox a couple years ago but even
>>> with the user agent switcher there were a handful of IIS apps that
>>> squawked when we tried, not to mention the challenges in removing
>>> IE.
>> I've run into this as well. I had to install IE 6.0 on my Linux laptop
>> just so that I could use RWW (Remote Web Workplace) to troubleshoot
>> connection issues with users on SBS servers. Aside from that, it's
>> Opera and Firefox for me.
>>
>> --Hank
>>
>
> IE4Linux works very well..  it runs IE under wine.. Fred
> http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page
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