To be honest, I think that is a feature elementary does not need at this moment. The software that is already shipped with elementary OS is not stable and sophisticated enough for enterprise use - elementary itself is not enterprise-ready and I do not think that is the eOS developers' target audience. Before we waste required development time on wishes like these, we should improve the operating system's core.
One more thing: Ubuntu and Debian itself are pretty bad at that topic - There is no native solution to managing the services (Kerberos, PAM, etc). Just some open-source solutions by third party companies (Mint does use one of that). So, there is no simple "settings" page we could write. We would need a much more sophisticated solution and I don't think the eOS developers have spare time for that topic.
For using Linux in enterprise environments (and Active Directory), you should probably look into Red Hat based distributions.
To be honest, I think that is a feature elementary does not need at this moment. The software that is already shipped with elementary OS is not stable and sophisticated enough for enterprise use - elementary itself is not enterprise-ready and I do not think that is the eOS developers' target audience. Before we waste required development time on wishes like these, we should improve the operating system's core.
One more thing: Ubuntu and Debian itself are pretty bad at that topic - There is no native solution to managing the services (Kerberos, PAM, etc). Just some open-source solutions by third party companies (Mint does use one of that). So, there is no simple "settings" page we could write. We would need a much more sophisticated solution and I don't think the eOS developers have spare time for that topic.
For using Linux in enterprise environments (and Active Directory), you should probably look into Red Hat based distributions.