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Hi Tyler,
sorry, I can't help you according to Intel-MACs. We only used the
Notebooks provided by our university computing center. So we only had to
deal with three different hardware-types.
Our first idea was to use Live-DVDs and create one broad
On 9-Oct-08, at 12:04 AM, Marco Lechner wrote:
At the german language conference FOSSGIS in April we used live-
images to provide all the workshop-notebooks using PXE-boot with
individual liveimages booting at the beginning of a workshop.
Marco,
Slightly off-topic, but I'm curious if (and
Hi LiveDVD-Builder,
I'm very happy that the concept of live-images also hit
FOSS4G-conference. FOSSGIS e.V. (formerly known as GAV e.V.), who will
(hopefully) be the institutional form of local chapter DACH soon,
startet using live-images about 2 years ago. At the german language
conference
Marco,
I'm very excited to hear about what seems to be a very successful use of
your LiveCD efforts.
For FOSS4G2009, we have been discussing whether we should use the
LiveDVD as the basis for workshops. (The other high contender will be
osgeo4win, based on windows, as many workshop attendees
September 2008 02:40 PM
To: OSGeo Discussions
Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] FOSS4G LiveCD
Tim Bowden wrote:
Is the liveCD issue worth a BOF in Cape Town? I'm happy to coordinate
if there is sufficient interest. Proly irc hookup for those not
there.
Thoughts
Cameron, would be a great start.
from our part we need to know if Luca (doktoreas) is available, he's the
liveCd Man.
btw, Bruce, encouraging comments, thank you
if Luca has time it would be great to keep you two in touch and fix the
problem.
this is what we were looking for
ciao
Lorenzo
Hi all,
Camptocamp recently made a liveCD too, with MapGuide OS inside, which is
based on Ubuntu Hardy.
See for instance Gwenael's post about making it available to all via the
OSGeo website [1]
I think we would be ready to give a helping hand to the community effort of
gathering interesting
Mark Leslie wrote:
Alex Mandel wrote:
Mark Leslie wrote:
Greetings,
We at LISAsoft are in the process of setting up a Live CD. While the
ultimate goal is a 'comprehensive' version by FOSS4G2009, we're starting
with a fairly short java-centric stack of software in order to get the
at the conference?
Gavin
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Tim Bowden wrote:
Is the liveCD issue worth a BOF in Cape Town? I'm happy
I'm very excited to hear Markus and Lorenzo correct me and tell me that
GeoFOSS packaging is live and well.
And yes, we would be delighted to work with you, building upon your work
rather than starting again from scratch.
The success of a packaging project will come from a strong community.
2008/9/10 Cameron Shorter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We have been planning to create a simple live CD (based upon Debian or
Ubuntu) for the Java stack - something that we think we could achieve.
just a ping:
Knoppix had a quite nice compaction, fitting one dvd worth of data into one CD.
slow boot,
Hi Cameron, all,
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 12:24 AM, Cameron Shorter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm very excited to hear Markus and Lorenzo correct me and tell me that
GeoFOSS packaging is live and well.
And yes, we would be delighted to work with you, building upon your work
rather than
Mark Leslie wrote:
Greetings,
We at LISAsoft are in the process of setting up a Live CD. While the
ultimate goal is a 'comprehensive' version by FOSS4G2009, we're starting
with a fairly short java-centric stack of software in order to get the
details worked out and get something out the door
Alex Mandel wrote:
Mark Leslie wrote:
Greetings,
We at LISAsoft are in the process of setting up a Live CD. While the
ultimate goal is a 'comprehensive' version by FOSS4G2009, we're starting
with a fairly short java-centric stack of software in order to get the
details worked out and
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