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On Fri, Sep 24, 2004 at 03:35:09PM -0400, Matthew Orgass wrote:
> I have encountered quite a few different situtations where having
> even minimal access to a unixy system makes dos and windows
> management much easier.

Most certainly true. An interesting case in point is Novell's
ZenWorks, which (amongst a few other things) is a linux-based
ghost-like windows image installer. Scripted stuff to make partitions
and NTFS, extract file archives, and tweak settings for the
newly-created host.

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