Hi all,
Thanks for all the comments to my previous posting. I installed Ubuntu
from scratch, an so far my customer is happy.
Now I have a problem of my own...
I installed Ubuntu 8.10, and the upgraded to 9.04 beta some time ago.
Everything went smoothly, but now that the final release is out,
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wubi is a stepping stone. Not a good long term solution, but a way to
get to the other side.
Jim March wrote:
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Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows that lets you install and
uninstall Ubuntu from a Windows desktop. Wubi adds an entry to the
Windows boot menu which allows
Guys, once you have a working Ubuntu/Wubi system, how likely is it the
user will just stick with it as long as it works?
Seriously?
Jim
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Wubi is great for its purpose
For you it is not needed but for someone who is 100% new to linux it
is a great learning tool it was never considered a replacement for a
real dual boot
On 4/28/09, Jim March 1.jim.ma...@gmail.com wrote:
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Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows that
Jim March wrote:
Guys, once you have a working Ubuntu/Wubi system, how likely is it the
user will just stick with it as long as it works?
Very likely. The question is, how long will that be? ;)
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Thanks for the suggestions. Newegg advertised that all the NICS I mentioned
are Linux 2.4/2.6 compatible.for what that is worth! ;-) I will look
into chip sets as well. Both machines have run Debian beforethe PIII is
a Windows boxit would be more fun to format the drive and install
Lisa,
I agree totally..but, unfortunately, with a Linode account, I don't have
any control over the hardware, just the software. With a Linode account, do
I need to partition the drive for a production/public facing Zope/Plone/ and
maybe Tomcat server, or just make one big partition as the
Tomcat creates a great deal of logs; it's needs to eat diskspace just
to be debugged.
An excellent log retention policy works wonders, but when developers
need debug data, you need that diskspace.
If you have the luxury of a huge drive, go-head partition away.
Otherwise do what the Linode people
After mysteriously refusing to update, the synaptic updater just started
working last night. And darned if (with some hiccups) it didn't boot from the
latest kernel. I am hoping to see many of my Ubuntu 8.10 woes cured, and I am
chancing my luck with KDE again.
Mark,
At first, I would think that the PII will be enough but the back of my mind
says...Naw... go with the PIII because one never knows. It really depends
on what the router will do in the future. I have a DL380 G2 with dual PIII @
1.2 ghz running IPCop and yea.. it's overkill but at
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In theory but I don't know withot buying a IPkvm or something similar
On 4/28/09, Mark Phillips m...@phillipsmarketing.biz wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. Newegg advertised that all the NICS I mentioned
are Linux 2.4/2.6 compatible.for what that is worth! ;-) I will look
into chip sets
I just did a presentation on this at the last HackFest.
And after working with IPCop, I found that personally, I would rather
not have to futz with it all. I would rather have an ASA or another
cisco DSL/firewall/switch that does Layer 2.5 VLAN, in place IDS, and
VPN.
On 4/28/09, Sir Light
Lisa Kachold wrote:
I just did a presentation on this at the last HackFest.
And after working with IPCop, I found that personally, I would rather
not have to futz with it all. I would rather have an ASA or another
cisco DSL/firewall/switch that does Layer 2.5 VLAN, in place IDS, and
VPN.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Trent Shipley tship...@deru.com wrote:
After mysteriously refusing to update, the synaptic updater just started
working last night. And darned if (with some hiccups) it didn't boot from
the
latest kernel. I am hoping to see many of my Ubuntu 8.10 woes
Doesn't matter guys. He just does not see the point. And he is entitled to
feel that way. I just wish he would not try to have new users being turned
off by only having a LiveCD as a way to try it out. Of course now we can
also make them a LiveUSB stick to try which is somewhat better than the
what netbook do you have? I have an Eee PC 900 and there are
supposedly still some issues on it.
Sean
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 9:28 PM, Stephen cryptwo...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone else try the netbook remix yet?
So far I am liking it
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I tried ubuntu on the eee 701 and didn't like it as much as Mandrake
2008/2009.
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