All members of the Biology and Evolutionary Anthropology departments are required to process all orders through the Biology/IT Team.Pogo Linux is the departmentally approved vendor for custom configurations of high-end computational/analysis machines. The Duke Technology Center has standard models available from Dell, Apple and Lenovo for users to view and test out, (note we can custom configure computers from any of these vendors). The Biology/EA IT team fully supports departmentally purchased computers purchased from one of the four approved Vendors Dell , Apple, Lenovo, and Pogo Linux.
#DROPBOX FOR MAC 10.6.8 FULL#
Users who wish to keep installations of these versions of operating systems will have to take full responsibility for managing these devices. The Biology/EA IT team will continue to provide advice. The Biology/EA IT team will continue to provide advice and will make a strong effort to resolve issues however, some issues might not be solvable or might require resources that are unreasonable. These are recommended versions of Operating Systems for the platforms in question and the manufacturer the/biology/EA IT team fully support all aspects of these operating system. Windows XP and Windows 7 machines other than those provided an exception by the IT Team- (This must be requested via a Helpdesk ticket) Windows XP Professional (Only machines which have been allowed by IT Team to stay on the network once the hardware dies there is no replacement)
#DROPBOX FOR MAC 10.6.8 SOFTWARE#
MacOS 10.15 Catalina (Note: There may be issues with certain pieces of software running on Catalina, so we recommend holding off on updating to Catalina unless absolutely necessary).
If this applies to you, please consult with the Biology/EA IT team about possible security and network services issues.
The Biology and Evolutionary Anthropology departments follow a set of policies related to computing equipment and data approved by the BioCC committee.
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