In T17424#310021, @nicolasfella wrote:

Does a bakery need smartcard login or LDAP though?

Smart card, maybe. We kind of cheat in that we use regular magnetic cards and then the card reader acts like a keyboard. The owner of the bakery wants things like the spreadsheet of the financials, credit card information, people's W2, etc. not available to the other employees. But then what you see them do is have "their" computer and if they need to share documents, they would just email everything and then there would be 100 versions of the same document all over the place. I solved it by having a specific "SharedFolder" that is automatically mounted on login. Wasn't easy to set up, but works nice when it does. So the real issue is that KDE / Kubuntu doesn't have a "easy" way to set everything up. An "IT Person" who really knows what they are doing to can do some of it but once you are outside the city, there aren't that many IT people that know Linux.

In T17424#309982, @nicolasfella wrote:

I would avoid explicitly talking about "big" or "small" businesses and just target both

In T17424#308660, @alexds wrote:

There had been a similar, but slightly bigger goal proposal in 2019: KDE for Big Enterprises.