On 06/04/2020 19:56, Brett Viren wrote:
> Yasha Karant writes:
>
>> Zoom
> Ignoring the recent news items and that the Zoom client for Ubuntu
> hasn't been updated in forever and that the whole thing is
> proprietary...
And just to give a few of those pointers which gives a bit of overview:
Yasha Karant writes:
> Thanks for the comments. Is BNL still part of the HEP
> collaborations?
Very much so. Many of ideas that became DUNE originated here. We also
have a major ATLAS contingent, muon g-2 was conceived and first ran at
BNL. BNL has a long history of HEP.
> If so, would
Thanks for the comments. Is BNL still part of the HEP collaborations?
If so, would you not have access to the internal CERN-Fermilab EL8
"distro", with the internal "support"?
The Zoom client in use is NOT from Ubuntu -- it is supplied by the
university IT unit, and we are both at the same
Yasha Karant writes:
> Zoom
Ignoring the recent news items and that the Zoom client for Ubuntu
hasn't been updated in forever and that the whole thing is
proprietary...
...Zoom works fine on Ubuntu 18.04 for me.
You might consider to try out Jitsi Meet. It works rather well in the
tests I've
As we know, there will be no SL8. There will be an internal
CERN-Fermilab CentOS 8 (CF8 for this discussion) distro, presumably
limited to use at the two facilities and to the collaborations that are
allowed to get the distro under the collaboration contract(s). As I am
no longer a member of
