4.4,  Migrating applications  on page 63

A migration path needs to be determined for each application that will be 

migrated to a Linux based equivalent. Different migration paths will be 

necessary as not all Microsoft Windows based applications have Linux based 

equivalents. This section demonstrates methods for defining functional and 

logical client groupings based on what types of applications they run.

4.5,  Client administration planning  on page 68

This section describes some methods for efficient administration of the Linux 

client.

4.6,  Desktop vs. notebook considerations  on page 76

This section discusses additional considerations necessary for planning 

migration of mobile (notebook based) clients.

4.7,  Unmigratable applications  on page 81

This section discusses issues related to applications that cannot be migrated 

to run directly on a Linux client. We propose alternate ways to support these 

applications.

4.8,  Post migration troubleshooting and technical support  on page 84

This section discusses some considerations for supporting a Linux client after 

migration.

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