Chapter 3. Workplace Managed Client 2.6 on Linux installation and configuration 91
This section describes the installation procedure on a typical Linux desktop. Is
there such a thing? Here is how we have qualified a typical Linux workstation for
the purposes of this book:
It is essentially a single-user system because only one user logs in on a
day-to-day basis.
The OS is installed on the local disk.
Note the similarities with a typical Windows workstation.
Note also that we are not considering how the workstation is used, but how it is
deployed (1.2.2, “Linux desktop classifications” on page 6).
Because this is the most common type of Linux ...
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