Me TOO! so I downloaded it to my server for a try at a LAN install.
Phil, K3IB
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From: "Robert McGwier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Linux distros
> No, but you can if you want to. I really like Ubunto and I do like Free
> a
No, but you can if you want to. I really like Ubunto and I do like Free
as in Beer and Air both.
Bob
Philip M. Lanese wrote:
Does this mean I should deep6 SUSE?
Phil, K3IB
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Linux distros
The only enforcement will be &quo
> Does this mean I should deep6 SUSE?
>
> Phil, K3IB
>
How much and what kind of disruption would it be for you? If you're just
fooling around, then the answer appears obvious.
But, if you're asking, I'm assuming you (like I) have some important
non-Flex-Radio, non-SDR uses of the box.
You can
Does this mean I should deep6 SUSE?
Phil, K3IB
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From: "Robert McGwier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Frank Brickle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: ; "Jim Lux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 11:23 AM
Subject: Re:
At 10:10 AM 4/21/2006, Frank Brickle wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> (If you don't plan to really "enforce it" but
> merely say that's what we'll officially support, then there is no
> decision, really, just a preferred pathway, which is much different).
That's all it ever meant. I don't see
As the duck in Babe got told "That is just the way things are". Of
course he had a different opinion on the subject.
One distribution has to be chosen as the supported distribution. Not
everybody will be happy no matter which one you choose. Not that it
matters much but I installed Ubuntu in th
In my haste to finish the previous post, I neglected to mention:
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8) Ubuntu is usable out of the box as a "live distro."
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9) Ubuntu is free (as in beer). There is no extra cost Enterprise additi=
on. What you see is what you get.
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73,
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Dan N4XWE
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Lars E. Pettersson wrote:
I will try to make a spec-file and rpm for Fedora, probably usable on
the other rpm-specific distros. Mainly for my own use, but I imagine
that others could be interested in it also.
Lars, that would be very useful for everybody. Thank you. One of the
things I hope w
All,
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I cannot help but chuckle when I see normally rational people become total=
ly irrational over Linux distributions. The main reasons that ubuntu was s=
elected as the favored distribution for DttSP and are listed below.
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1) There are ubuntu supported packages for all of the dep
On 04/21/2006 04:18 PM, Jim Lux wrote:
> Many times, developers choose the distro based on their personal
> preferences: they have other stuff that runs on it, they're familiar with
> it, they know how to build packages or rpms for it, it happened to be the
> first distro they ever installed...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> (If you don't plan to really "enforce it" but
> merely say that's what we'll officially support, then there is no
> decision, really, just a preferred pathway, which is much different).
That's all it ever meant. I don't see why this discussion is even taking
place.
Jim Lux wrote:
Ah, yes.. but, then, are all Linux users of the SDR1000 going to be
building gnuradio from scratch?
No, but it's a good standard of comparison. Try it sometime on a
different distro.
This goes back to choosing a target distro based on the developers'
preference or the (poten
The only enforcement will be "This is where we develop and run it.
Any problems running it on XYZ SlackDebSUSE BOMB distro will be worked
out by you and not us". We want to distribute a live CD with the
running code on it. That Live CD will be Ubunto.
Bob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Too l
My only point was that with Ubunto I was able to find already built
binaries for everything one needed to build GnuRadio with the exception
of the latest changes (in which we need PortAudio V19). Some of the
stuff is just beyond painful to build (and set the dozens of
configuration switches c
At 08:23 AM 4/21/2006, Robert McGwier wrote:
Jim:
Consider Ubunto to be "Debian on steroids". It is built like on top of
Debian as Mandrake used to be on top of Red Hat. Ubunto makes a fantastic
live CD for this and I've not found anyone yet that had a major problem
installing and running U
> Too late. The decision's made already: Ubuntu.
>
Good luck enforcing it. (If you don't plan to really "enforce it" but
merely say that's what we'll officially support, then there is no
decision, really, just a preferred pathway, which is much different).
My preferred mode, when I get to this,
Jim:
Consider Ubunto to be "Debian on steroids". It is built like on top of
Debian as Mandrake used to be on top of Red Hat. Ubunto makes a
fantastic live CD for this and I've not found anyone yet that had a
major problem installing and running Ubunto.
For example, there is almost nothing
John Melton wrote:
I installed Ubuntu on one of my machines (only requires 1 CD) and got
very frustrated when it came to getting the development environment
setup.
AFAICT there is no problem if the base installation is filled out using
Synaptic.
That would also be the case for DttSP distrib
Jim Lux wrote:
> I'm going to leap right into the middle of a religious war here..
I totally agree with Jim's ideas here and add my own thoughts.
Currently, there is not a repository of binary images for the DttSP code
and it's dependencies. It requires the user to download all the source
code a
Last night for the fun of it I installed Ubuntu and TeamSpeak an hour
before the meeting, it took 22 minutes to do a network install of
Ubuntu, actually about 15 minutes but I stepped away a couple of
times and it just sat there waiting on me to make a decision.
TeamSpeak worked fine after figu
Too late. The decision's made already: Ubuntu.
73
Frank
AB2KT
Jim Lux wrote:
I'm going to leap right into the middle of a religious war here..
As all the linux-o-philes know, there are probably 200 different distros
out there, each having some unique properties that at least one person
finds
I'm going to leap right into the middle of a religious war here..
As all the linux-o-philes know, there are probably 200 different distros
out there, each having some unique properties that at least one person
finds useful.
As you move towards more Linux for more SDR, I'd like to throw this i
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