<strong>does anyone konw how the macs will work on a network with a linux box as the server.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Depends on what the linux box is serving. If you mean files, then it depends on the type of file server. If you mean that you have a linux gateway/firewall/router, then yes, it'll work a-ok.
[quote]<strong>and also would it be possible to netboot from a linux box?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Not possible, sorry. The closest thing would be to run an XWindow server on the Linux box and see those apps on the Mac. That's no problem.
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<strong>does anyone konw how the macs will work on a network with a linux box as the server.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Depends on what the linux box is serving. If you mean files, then it depends on the type of file server. If you mean that you have a linux gateway/firewall/router, then yes, it'll work a-ok.
[quote]<strong>and also would it be possible to netboot from a linux box?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Not possible, sorry. The closest thing would be to run an XWindow server on the Linux box and see those apps on the Mac. That's no problem.
MacOS X "Netboot" can only be done off Macs.
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The closest thing would be to run an XWindow server on the Linux box and see those apps on the Mac. </strong><hr></blockquote>
This works as long as you install XFree first..