![]() I don't know what your exact requirements and budget will allow, but one alternative is a thin-client solution. Here's a somewhat out-of-the-box suggestion: So, there is a good possibility I will be forced to do this. I have zero methods of managing windows apps from OD/MCX or even Casper. Meaning users can drop windows apps inside the bottle and run them. So, now we are looking at Wine Bottler which is the IE4Linux port to OS X.Īny sort of Windows app that runs via WINE (or an offshoot) has to install that bottle on your Mac, which takes up a lot of space and is basically a barebones Windows OS with a registry. ![]() I said no to that, for a plethora of reasons. Now they wanted to purchase VM software and let me deploy virtual machines on the Macbooks to run IE. So, at first they brought their own laptops in. ![]() Their web front end runs only in Active X, and we run all Macs. Scenario: Cerner is coming in and doing some sort of web based lab/training with students. So here is the cliff note's version of what is going on: So.this is not quite Casper related but I would be using Casper to deploy it, so slightly relevant.
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