Re: [opensuse] Possible Linux / Windows opportunity

It sounds to me like the current customer already has a working
solution. The problems that they are having are related to virus and
malware from your description. I think that properly configuring their
Windows machines would be easier for you, easier for the customer, and
less costly than replacing the whole thing with a Linux stack.

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