Hello Mitja,
From your description below I understand exactly where you come from (I
have been there too ;-)
If I am correct than you have been using mainly Windows until now and find
Linux pretty cool and was thinking now about setting up this community
project. First of all, thats a nice
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I am correct than you have been using mainly Windows until now and find
Linux pretty cool and was thinking now about setting up this community
project. First of all, thats a nice idea. Now lets walk through this in
slow motion, shall we ?
The situation is like
Paul E Condon wrote:
Where are you located? (What part of the World?)
Europe, Slovenia
What is the culture and level of education of your intended audience?
It depends. Most of them are just common users of windows. But this is
not a problem as we are planning to make courses to teach
Hi Mitja,
The situation is like this. I migrated to Linux half a year ago becouse
I was fed up with all the windows crap and now I'm a happy private user
of Debian.
I have been there . I know exactly what we are talking about.
But I have roots in DOS era so it is not the first time I'm
On onsdag 21 september 2005, 15:59, Mitja Podreka wrote:
At the moment we are only offering web access. We would like to
create a place where people will come and do some creative stuff with
computers. What exactly depends on people itself.
Sounds great!
For one thing, you allready have
Hi Mitja,
The situation is like this. I migrated to Linux half a year ago becouse
I was fed up with all the windows crap and now I'm a happy private user
of Debian.
I have been there . I know exactly what we are talking about.
But I have roots in DOS era so it is not the first time I'm
Hi Mitja,
The situation is like this. I migrated to Linux half a year ago becouse
I was fed up with all the windows crap and now I'm a happy private user
of Debian.
I have been there . I know exactly what we are talking about.
But I have roots in DOS era so it is not the first time I'm
Hello
I would like to ask for some advice. I just need some basic guidelines
as I'm quite new to Linux and never took care of more than one computer.
I will then google around for details or ask in a separate thread. Some
link would be greatly appreciated.
I'm taking care of six new computers
On Tue, Sep 20, 2005 at 10:40:38AM +0200, Mitja Podreka wrote:
Hello
I would like to ask for some advice. I just need some basic guidelines
as I'm quite new to Linux and never took care of more than one computer.
I will then google around for details or ask in a separate thread. Some
hi ya mitja
On Tue, Sep 20, 2005 at 10:40:38AM +0200, Mitja Podreka wrote:
simple solution .. use knoppix cd in each PC and you're done
- do not put/keep any data on any PC, as users will erase
it or copy it or break in or ?? and you have to figure out
what they did
Good morning:
simple solution .. use knoppix cd in each PC and you're done
2. In the centre we do a lot of video editing using Premiere on
window$.
I know some Linux video editing software but the problem is that just
one computer is powerful enough to do the job. If I make cluster out
Alvin Oga wrote:
anybody can login from anywhere after you set up nis or ldap
( both are bad idea )
or rsync /etc/passwd /etc/shadow to each machine ( my preference )
I like this idea of using rsync to copy over /etc/passwd, but I have to
ask, what problems does nis have (since that's
'anybody can log in from anywhere' with nis/ldap is just plain FUD.
NIS and LDAP are designed to do this, they do it (reasonably) well.
scping over password and shadow is an ugly hack and will bite you
if you create users on a regular basis. Maintenance is a pain.
You also have a single 'master
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