On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Dwight wrote:
> My wife is a teacher at Nanakuli High & Intermediate School. They
> don't have any budget for hardware or software (all of it is budgeted
> for the No Child Left Behind Act). At one point they were planning
> for a computer lab, but for whatever reason, it fe
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003, R. Scott Belford wrote:
> You need to come to one of our workshops. If you want to see some of
> the hundreds of computers or monitors that we at HOSEF has saved from
> the landfill and have waiting for your wife, please come on by. I
> cannot say that ours or any computer r
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On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Warren Togami wrote:
> The landfill reference was originally talking specifically about
> preventing many old Pentiums from going to the landfill, not anything
> grander. This might have been a confusing point.
The bel
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Warren Togami wrote:
> The landfill reference was originally talking specifically about
> preventing many old Pentiums from going to the landfill, not anything
> grander. This might have been a confusing point.
The below is purely theoretical (not based on hard facts). I kno
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Dwight Victor wrote:
> This is exactly what I'm looking for. However, in my experience,
> businesses are catious of Linux primarily because of support
> issues...they don't believe they can find the kind of support that a
> Dell or Cisco can provide (or Micro$oft). I'd still
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Dwight Victor wrote:
> Actually, the original post mentioned that Rep Marumoto "asked for
> another meeting so she could include computer savvy people on her
> staff." I took this to mean that she wanted to have another meeting
> so that her tech-savvy staffers could particip
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> Barbara and I live in the same district, and both of us are Republicans
> (with a capital "R").
> However, we must realize that the current White House is shamelessly
> pro-Microsoft, and Barbara is from a district wherein almot everyone
> owns
Hey Scott...Sounds like you been on da Island too long already
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Dwight,
You need to come to one of our workshops. If you want to see some of
the hundreds of computers or monitors that we at HOSEF has saved from
the landfill and have waiting for your wife, please
On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 04:23 AM, R. Scott Belford wrote:
Dwight,
You need to come to one of our workshops. If you want to see some of
the hundreds of computers or monitors that we at HOSEF has saved
woops
that we at HOSEF *have* saved
I curse you, grammar.
--scott
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This is exactly what I'm looking for. However, in my experience,
businesses are catious of Linux primarily because of support
issues...they don't believe they can find the kind of
Warren-
As I am sure you are aware, most KM266 based boards are configured to be
network-bootable. Have you had any real life success story in using a
KM266 system (e.g., ShuttleX SK41G or MSI 6252) as a thin client?
The reason I mentioned this is that, b/c of the salty air and lack of
air-
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On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 23:12, Dwight wrote:
> I did some looking with Google and found the following info:
> http://www.electronicsrecycling.net/menu2/search/eiasearch.asp?state=HI
&g
On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 23:12, Dwight wrote:
> I did some looking with Google and found the following info:
> http://www.electronicsrecycling.net/menu2/search/eiasearch.asp?state=HI
>
> This site provides information regarding electronics recyling on a
> state-by-state as well as nationwide basis.
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This is exactly what I'm looking for. However, in my experience,
businesses are catious of Linux primarily because of
On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 22:31, Dwight Victor wrote:
> This is exactly what I'm looking for. However, in my experience,
> businesses are catious of Linux primarily because of support
> issues...they don't believe they can find the kind of support that a Dell
> or Cisco can provide (or Micro$oft). I'
Dwight Victor
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This is exactly what I'm looking for. However, in my experience,
businesses are catious of Linux primarily because of support
issues...they don't believe they can
This is exactly what I'm looking for. However, in my experience,
businesses are catious of Linux primarily because of support
issues...they don't believe they can find the kind of support that a Dell
or Cisco can provide (or Micro$oft). I'd still like to know how Linux is
supposed to address the
Actually, the original post mentioned that Rep Marumoto "asked for another
meeting so she could include computer savvy people on her staff." I took
this to mean that she wanted to have another meeting so that her
tech-savvy staffers could participate.
I understand how Linux can provide cost-savin
Just my opinion...
From the public education perspective.
Currently, schools spend the lion's share of their budget on new
equipment from Dell, HP, Apple, etc., and on new and upgraded software
licenses. My limited experience with LTSP has taught me:
1. Schools can spend less on new hardware an
I think the key point of the original post is that Rep. Marumoto is
interested in having a computer savvy person in her staff. Being well
versed in Linux can really help the state to save major bucks. This may
also offer a great opportunity to start a career.
Dwight Victor wrote:
I'm curio
I'm curious to know how Linux can enhance the local economy and deal with
the landfill problem. Please elaborate. Perhaps by kicking your ideas
around on this forum first you'll be able to present a cleaner, more
focused proposal to Representative Marumoto.
Dwight...
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Nakas
Nakashima wrote:
Yesterday, I met with rep Marumoto about how Linux could save the
state megabucks, enhance the local economy, and deal with the landfill
problem. She was very interested and asked for another meeting so she
could include computer savvy people on her staff. I mentioned that
so
Count me in. When, where, etc?
Michael
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Yesterday, I me
On Sunday, September 21, 2003, at 01:33 AM, Nakashima wrote:
Yesterday, I met with rep Marumoto about how Linux could save the
state megabucks, enhance the local economy, and deal with the landfill
problem. She was very interested and asked for another meeting so she
could include computer sav
On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 01:33, Nakashima wrote:
> Yesterday, I met with rep Marumoto about how Linux could save the state
> megabucks, enhance the local economy, and deal with the landfill
> problem. She was very interested and asked for another meeting so she
> could include computer savvy people
Yesterday, I met with rep Marumoto about how Linux could save the state
megabucks, enhance the local economy, and deal with the landfill
problem. She was very interested and asked for another meeting so she
could include computer savvy people on her staff. I mentioned that some
HOSEF people mig
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Wow, this is EXCITING! (I apoligize for not trimming the quoted
comments; the i
Re: [luau] Proposed LTSP Server Config
On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 21:06,
Michael_Bishop/FARRINCS/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am just starting to build a full blown LTSP lab at our school and I
> would
> appreciate any feed back or ideas about the purchase of our server.
> Please
> take a mi
Wow, this is EXCITING! (I apoligize for not trimming the quoted
comments; the information contained in these two threads was simply too
valuable.)
Yesterday, I had breakfast with Honolulu city councilman Rod Tam, who
chairs the city council's business development committee. He indicated
tha
On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 21:06,
Michael_Bishop/FARRINCS/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am just starting to build a full blown LTSP lab at our school and I
> would
> appreciate any feed back or ideas about the purchase of our server.
> Please
> take a minute to look at our server config.
>
> It will run
I am just starting to build a full blown LTSP lab at our school and I would
appreciate any feed back or ideas about the purchase of our server. Please
take a minute to look at our server config.
It will run K12LTSP RedHat version, IceWM, StarOffice 7, Mozilla and The
Rosetta Stone.
I expect this
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