On Oct 27, 2015 7:24 PM, "Bruce Harrison" <bfharrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Matt,
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> Although I just downloaded the Fedora Cloud, I want to test it and, if it is what I am looking for, let some of my customers who live on DeskTone, give this a test drive from a fast thumb drive on a laptop or even a modified Chromebook. These people are attorneys and real estate professionals that need the dependability of the cloud without Redmond controlling how they use the vehicle to get there - something lean and mean.
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> If the team can get it smaller and it can access DeskTone, the universe may expand more quickly.
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> Bruce
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You have me a little confused, Bruce. Fedora Cloud is an image intended to run in the cloud, to *build* services like DeskTone. You don't run it on bare metal, at least not without a lot of work - at which point, you may as well start with something different. Fedora might do what you're looking for - but what is that?
--Pete
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