John!
How are you? Long time, no see.
It made me smile just seeing your name pop up on my screen.
~chaz
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From: plug-boun...@lists.pdxlinux.org
[mailto:plug-boun...@lists.pdxlinux.org] On Behalf Of John Sechrest
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2012 3:25
> Can anyone suggest other no-question-they-can-do-it-and-WILL-do-it
options?
>
> Key criteria:
>
> 1. Free of charge
> 2. Staying power
> 3. Basic security updates
> 4. Multiple humans
http://www.networkredux.com/
Sponsors many legion of tech resources, and a few well known free software
project
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 12:11 PM, Fred James wrote:
> OT: google chrome
> (a) Any experience running the chrome browser, good/bad/indifferent?
I highly recommend it.
It's been my primary browser for close to three years - no significant
problems, and I find Firefox frustratingly slow and counter
They support mailman, that is where I have my lists.
They also have majordomo, but are wishing people would switch.
So I believe they have all the tools that you need.
I look forward to seeing how it goes.
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 3:37 PM, Michael Dexter wrote:
>
> Thanks. I will drop them a l
On 9/20/12 3:37 PM, Russell Senior wrote:
> Stephouse is very Portland-y.
A small update:
Peak sounds just fine, albeit in a Corvallis-y way. :)
Integra's PBX dropped my call and a redial gave me a very noisy line.
Waited awhile on the third try but gave up. Gotta work on that.
Stephouse quick
Thanks. I will drop them a line.
I hope you mentioned the mailing lists, our top priority.
Michael
On 9/20/12 3:24 PM, John Sechrest wrote:
> I talked to the folks at Peak Internet Services and they are willing to
> sponsor the site.
>
>
> Talk to
>
> Bobby Samai | Director of Marketing
> 541.7
> "Michael" == Michael Dexter writes:
Michael> Hello all,
Michael> Here's an update on the PLUG server/services move:
Michael> OSU-OSL is out. PSU is out. Free Geek is out and is
Michael> reconsidering their own options.
Michael> NYC*BUG (New York City *BSD User's Group) is in, but
Micha
I talked to the folks at Peak Internet Services and they are willing to
sponsor the site.
Talk to
Bobby Samai | Director of Marketing
541.738.4968 | 800.731.4871 | Fax 541.738.4950
bobby.sa...@peakinternet.com
www.peakinternet.com
And he will get you set up with a web service for PLUG.
Let me
Hello all,
Here's an update on the PLUG server/services move:
OSU-OSL is out.
PSU is out.
Free Geek is out and is reconsidering their own options.
NYC*BUG (New York City *BSD User's Group) is in, but obviously isn't
very Portland-y.
Can anyone suggest other no-question-they-can-do-it-and-WILL
On 9/20/12 12:11 PM, Fred James wrote:
> (a) Any experience running the chrome browser, good/bad/indifferent?
I, and seemingly others have had it rupture under high load on Mac OS X.
Lots of pages, lots of tabs. Not a good practice often necessary.
Michael
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(a) I run chrome a lot and am generally happy with it. not enough to make
it my exclusive browser. not sure that could ever be the case.
(b) those are just examples.
(b.1) not _specifically_ specific, but you "should" be able to compile
Chrome (or Chromium) to work on pretty much any distro out t
OT: google chrome
(a) Any experience running the chrome browser, good/bad/indifferent?
(b) their web site says: "For Linux (Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/openSUSE)"
(b.1) Mandriva and Mageia (so far) seem to be OK with most Red
Hat/Fedora/RPM stuff ... any comment specifically as relates those 2
distros a
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