On Friday, May 25, 2007, at 05:55 PM, Jim Thompson wrote:
I just loaded xubuntu on a Dell Inspiron 2600 for my father (it had
belonged to my step mother.) It has 256MB and a 1GHz p3. Neither
Ubuntu or kubuntu would successfully install on it.
The alternate installer should work. We've
Hi all,
I need to get a stick or two of RAM (pc2100 1 gb ddr ecc/reg) by tomorrow.
Anyone know of a good Oahu source?
--Peter
See below...
- Original Message -
From: Michael Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My suggestions/comments are as follows. Please forgive my direct
responses; no intention to offend.
None taken. I truly appreciate your directness. I'm not the type to get
offended easily, especially when my
http://secure.newegg.com/NewVersion/Wishlist/WishShareShow.asp?ID=1889716WishListTitle=liholiho%2Dv2%2E0
Okay,
Here's version 2.
I still have the PC2100 RAM in it, so disregard it.
Also, the hard drive went out of stock, so you won't see it.
--Peter
http://tinyurl.com/9bmq3
Hi all,
The above URL links to a wish list for our school's soon to be purchased
samba/LDAP server. I'm not great at hardware, so I'd like to get some advice
from someone more qualified. Any feedback would be appreciated.
A vendor solution would be fine also, if
- Original Message -
From: Ted Kanemori [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Over at Enchanted Lake Elementary, we have a 28 thin client lab.
The lab is completely run by the teachers.
They're getting better by the day.
But:
So are the kids.
They've learned that they can customize their profile.
From: Wilson Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can't you just make the reset-desktop script run when users log off
or on? That would solve the problem.
Great idea.
How would you do that?
--Peter
This scares me. What are the chances of this being fixed anytime soon?
--Peter
A new phishing/scam threat using International Domain Names (IDN) can be
used to steal your identity and money.
See following for details:
http://www.infoworld.com/article/05/02/08/HNdomainnamethreat_1.html
Go to
- Original Message -
From: Rodney Kanno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can find instructions for a temporary fix here:
http://users.tns.net/~skingery/weblog/2005/02/permanent-fix-for-
shmoo-group-exploit.html
Thanks Rodney,
Instructions are for XP, but I found the file on my OS X box and
- Original Message -
From: Wayne Maeda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I consider myself a beginner too, although I've been using Linux
for around 2
years. I've been wondering if there are any others like me on this
list (now
I know there is at least one other).
Very much a beginner here.
- Original Message -
From: Vince Hoang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content
management systems are complex beasts that really require someone with
solid experience of the underlying architecture.
Thanks for saying that Vince. I think we need to be very careful when pushing
OSS solutions to
I guess my question is really, more on the order of,
not can I be a member of LUAU, but can there be a branch of LUAU
on Kaua'i? i.e.: different LUGs per island, or one LUG with
island specific branches?
--
Copyright 2004 Angela Kahealani.
Many statewide orgs have one umbrella org like
Thanks Michael,
I think we'll be okay on OS X.
OS X automatically puts a link to the server in its Favorites
after you access it the first time. This makes it easy enough
to get to it after that.
Also, I think we are close to an OS 9 solution. I just need to
figure out how to create a shortcut
Thanks for the suggestion Dave,
However, with close to 400 individual users, I'm not sure
aliases are the solution. I am now trying to create something
like an alias, but not an alias, to the server's domain name.
TB said:
Ah, so each user has a specific share, and to make all
shares available
Hey Warren,
After the reboot, are you now able to access the server?
Thanks Scott,
I don't mind entering the IP address once.
This is what our students will do on our OS X machines:
1. Click Go
2. Click Connect to Server
3. Choose liholiho.mplug.org
4. A dialog box pops up and asks for username and password
just like the login screen of our LTSP clients.
I
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