I live in Texas. I have a friend in Brownsville, TN, who is disabled and
wants to run Linux on his computer. He uses his computer mostly for gaming
and browsing. He is currently running a Windows platform. I am reluctant
to try to help him install, eve Ubuntu, over the phone. Does anyone kno
On 05/15/2014 08:57 AM, Bobby Sanders wrote:
I live in Texas. I have a friend in Brownsville, TN, who is disabled
and wants to run Linux on his computer. He uses his computer mostly for
gaming and browsing. He is currently running a Windows platform. I am
reluctant to try to help him install,
Just a thought, the Ubuntu install CD does have a live environment that
would allow someone to access the remote desktop during the initial install
process. Assuming the remote party can boot to a DVD and has access to the
internet one could then use TeamViewer, vnc, etc to do a remote assisted
in
Some locations on campus allow food and drink, some don't. NLUG isn't allowed
to have food and drink in the lecture hall in MRB III.
On May 14, 2014 10:36:20 PM CDT, Mike Walker wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We could look into having our meetings at Vanderbilt, it is a wet
> campus(yes, jokes aside...
You've always been ahead of your time!
On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 3:35:05 PM UTC-5, Steven S. Critchfield wrote:
>
> In-line compression, yes, built into the backup app.
> deduplication, yes, built into our filestorage.
>
> - Original Message -
> > Your 2008 solution had in-line compre
(and fliers)(and postcards)(yes, there is some NLUG relevance, I promise)
1} We'll start with the business cards:
250 for $10 via vistaprint.com if we snag 'em by Monday, May 19th. Tilghman has
a good design, which is an update from last year's cards; you can see' em here:
https://www.dropbox.c
I like the legacy cards as submitted by Tilghman. Let's print some so we'll
have SOMETHING to hand out right away. I'll turn my mind towards designing
a few other things as well; I'm already designing promotional fliers today
for a Bitcoin class I'm teaching next month. I look forward to seeing
eve
Thanks, Jon & Howard. Your replies were most appreciated. See comments
interspersed below.
On 05/15/2014 09:53 AM, Jon Moore wrote:
> Just a thought, the Ubuntu install CD does have a live environment
> that would allow someone to access the remote desktop during the
> initial install process.
