12-08-2018, 09:12 PM
Thanks for the kind reply. Reliably networking to Windows is still a necessary convenience for many Linux users. I will be writing some new tutorials on the subject as many weird little things have changed with Windows in the last two years. My work is mainly with small to medium size businesses who for a variety of reasons resort to proprietary applications to handle accounting and technical infrastructure that generally use internal database updation outside the normal application extensions of the Windows system, and thus cannot be reliably synced in a multi-user cloud environment. What this often means is that cloud utilization is either too limited and/or out of the question altogether in multi-user environments, without requiring more new expensive licenses and software just to deal with any reliable cloud utilization that even then still carries a loss of some functionality anyway. SFTP and RDP in a real sense pay the bills around here, though I have a few other pursuits. Good luck with your adventure into Linux. It is well worth the effort.
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