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 [[http://evergreen-ils.org|Evergreen]] -- the powerful, consortial-quality open-source library software -- is rich with many features, with a moving target of exciting developments.
-Like the other Evergreen FAQs, this FAQ about Evergreen’s features and infrastructure only touches on some of the most common questions we hear from people interested in Evergreen. For a fuller picture of Evergreen's development, see the [[evergreen_roadmap|Evergreen roadmap]], which links to wiki pages documenting even more detail about Evergreen's development history.
+Like the other Evergreen FAQs, this FAQ about Evergreen’s features and infrastructure only touches on some of the most common questions we hear from people interested in Evergreen. For a fuller picture of Evergreen's development, see the [[faqs:evergreen_roadmap|Evergreen roadmap]], which links to wiki pages documenting even more detail about Evergreen's development history.
 To learn more about Evergreen, post a message to one of the [[https://evergreen-ils.org/communicate/mailing-lists/|Evergreen discussion lists]] or email the developers at [[feedback@evergreen-ils.org]]. IRC users can also stop by channel [[irc://irc.freenode.net/evergreen]] for real-time chat (which is also logged at [[http://irc.evergreen-ils.org/evergreen]] ).
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 ====Features forthcoming in Acquisitions and Serials====
-See our [[evergreen_roadmap|Evergreen development roadmap]] for more information.
+See our [[faqs:evergreen_roadmap|Evergreen development roadmap]] for more information.
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 The staff client runs natively on Windows (as well as Macintosh and Linux), but currently the server can only run on Windows via a virtualized Unix-guest OS (using, for example, VirtualBox or VMware). However, since Evergreen is open source software, it's conceivable that a developer could generalize the POSIX network sockets used by OpenSRF to work with Win32 network sockets.
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