On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 12:54, linux wrote:
> Dear all,
>
>Is it possible to make a copy or image of Hard-Disk on another Hard
> disk or CD in Linux? Is there any utility in Linux like ghost in
> windows?
I found about this utility today, called Mondo. You can check it out at
http://www.mondore
Recently i read in PCQ Ed that open-source software still lacks essential features
in network management aspects. I have all along assumed that Linux is already a
full-fledged a NOS system, now trying to break ground in Desktop area. Any comments ?
Nathan
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--sachin jain
>> "LL" == linuxlingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> LL> "Scott McNealy announced today at Comdex that [0]Sun
> LL> Microsystems has made a deal with China for a million desktop
> LL> Linux deployments under the new $50/seat licensing plan for
> L
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 23:20, LinuxLingam wrote:
> the entire discussion is quite stimulating. two clarifications:
>
> 1) one email suggests 128MB or more RAM for the pentium I or 486
> clients.
>
> 2) another email suggest 128MB ram for *each* client on the server.
> (gulp!).
>
Maybe a wrong se
On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 11:11, supreet wrote:
> I would love to use thin client terminals made out of pc104 boards.
> It would come out smaller than size of a cdrom drive.
>
> Then again it would be chaeper to buy via c3 nano boards or mini-itx
> then searching for those mythical pentium 1 and 486
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 23:20, LinuxLingam wrote:
> the entire discussion is quite stimulating. two clarifications:
>
> 1) one email suggests 128MB or more RAM for the pentium I or 486
> clients.
>
32 - 64 MB RAM is suffcient
> 2) another email suggest 128MB ram for *each* client on the server.
hi everybody
We are using LTSP & running a setup of more than 100
thin clients.It works fine. We are using mozilla mail
as a mail client.Whenever there is any big attachement
(say ~1 MB) system logged out(This happens with only
the slower machines like P-75 & 486).
I have tried by increasing VRAM
hi Ashwin,
for a start there is excellent online courses (2 in number) available on
http://www.linux.org/. these are introductory & intermiediate level courses.
perhaps you can take a look & see if you find them useful for our meet in
Dec.
cheers
Anuj
From: "Ashwin Baindur" <[EMAIL PROTECT
Dear all,
We hope to make a small beginning in the right direction with regards to the
theme-based ILUGD meets. The next meet on 21 Dec 03 Sunday (timings later)
at :-
B6, Raksha Bhawan, Man Singh Rd (opposite Indira Kala Kendra) (between
Rajpath and Andhra Pradesh Bhawan.
The theme is - Helpi
Oops!! Let that be a lesson kids, speed reading can
cause loss of information. Change that P.S. to Is
anybody ELSEgoing to answer my request for a meeting
place? Sorry if I caused you any offence LL.
Arun
--- Arunjeet Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi LL
>
> Glad you asked! Actually, the SW
Hi LL
Glad you asked! Actually, the SWF format has always
been open source. For details, head to openswf.org or
macromedia.com. Recently, the people at CrossOver
office were able to run Macromedia Flash and
Dreamweaver using CrossOver office on Linux, so Linux
developers are no longer devoid of Fl
dear all,
the indian president's views on mukt and muft software for the
development and growth of india are well known.
but i love the idea on this site:
http://linux-bangalore.org/2003/
excellent!
so am seized with the idea that *every* linux india chapter put that
photo and quote on the ho
the entire discussion is quite stimulating. two clarifications:
1) one email suggests 128MB or more RAM for the pentium I or 486
clients.
2) another email suggest 128MB ram for *each* client on the server.
(gulp!).
other conclusions
1) all agree that bandwidth of the LAN surprisingly not an iss
>From my experience of running LTSP(thin client solutions), few points:
1) Can't cripple the system in anyway just because you want it to be
efficient. So we "need" to run a full-fledged Desktop manager.
2) Interface should be consistent. This can be enforced in gnome/kde
unlike other window manag
On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 23:59, LinuxLingam wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 21:39, vivek khurana wrote:
>
> >
> > whts more try clicking
> > http://tech.msn.com/software/OS/Linux displayed as one
> > of search results. It shows error 404 saying the page
> > no longer exists
> >
> > bye
> > vivek
>
> so the question is, if such a 486 pc, or a pentium I, is connected via
> ltsp to an amd athlonxp with redhat8 or 9, with a graphics card that
> supports 800x600 24-bit, would it still be able to handle gnome or
> kde...? and running openoffice? all streaming in from the amd athlonxp
> server?
I
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> "Alok" == Alok Sinha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alok> Yes - clamav downloads the database from openvirus d/b -
Alok> using freshclam - we have not had updates for long - any
Alok> other source ?
Nope it doesn't, it has its own viru
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