I have an email question which is more an general internet question than
a linux question.
Many websites currently use a persons email address and password as a
way of insuring security for logging into a website.
If someone has an existing email mailbox specified by a particular email
addre
All:
Some years ago, this forum was very helpful in finding me a low power
server solution for my home network. I ended up buying a Koolu (PC ION
603) box with 512 Meg running on an AMD Geode processor. This machine is
still kicking and since that time I've added a USB hub and the data traffic
t
Hi JF:
I would have added my vote with Spencer. The PI would be your most cost
effective bet. I've seen some very neat VESA mount solutions that allow
you to hide the pi behind the monitor.
As for your two display question I've read about a solution
allowing you to take two ethernet li
Correction from Previous, CubieTruck does do dual head
http://www.cubieforums.com/index.php?topic=2281.0
using a Lubuntu Desktop distro
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From: Linux [mailto:linux-boun...@lists.oclug.on.ca] On Behalf Of Jean-Francois
Messier
Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2014 1:20 PM
To: OCL
I guess you are right about dual display. Did anyone try this APC8750
board with Raspbian port on it ? I have one of those boards, but never
had a chance to go beyond its Android 2.3.
Thanks :-)
JF
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On May 1, 2014, at 11:39, Jean-Francois Messier wrote:
> Yeah, this is an option. I don't mind an open card with its guts. Ont
> hitng I did not mention is that I would like to have a two-display
> capable card.
>
I am not aware of any ARM cards which are dual display capable. Most ARM
(deve
Yeah, this is an option. I don't mind an open card with its guts. Ont
hitng I did not mention is that I would like to have a two-display
capable card.
JF
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Le code source libre c'est l'ouverture de l'esprit.
Open Source is open minded.
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Subject: Re: [OCLUG-Te
On May 1, 2014, at 11:13, Jean-Francois Messier wrote:
>
> I'm open to suggestions. The most important things are a cheap price,
> silent unit, and the capability to connect to Ubuntu Unity remotely.
>
Does it have to be pretty? How cheap is cheap? One of the faster ARM cards like
a WandBoard
I am looking at setting up multi-access to virtual machines to my
server. The server side should be easy to do. But for the client side, I
am looking for some cheap **SILENT** thin clients that could easily
connect to a Ubuntu computer remotely located (like in the basement).
Something that could c
