What is this guy talking about?

[Jonathan <j.e.drews@worldnet.att.net>]

Hi:

 Can someone read from:

Replacing Wintel with Lintel achieves little. Getting rid of the client-server 
model achieves a lot. By using central servers with smart displays like the 
new Sunray 1g, the user gets more power and control while the entire Wintel 
complex -- from help desk to proxy server -- along with all of its 
weaknesses, failures and costs gets wiped out. .....

To this line:

Things like desktop lockdown, server-stored files, storage area networks, 
DHCP, gateways and proxy servers are the right things in a Wintel environment 
-- but the wrong things to do with Linux because these are solutions to 
problems Linux doesn't have.


in this article and explain what this writer means?  Is he saying that thin 
clients are a better solution?

http://www.technewsworld.com/perl/story/32258.html


					TIA,
					Jonathan


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