On 03/07/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would someone using the iinet mirror please post a line from their
sources.list file so that I can get the syntax exact.
Alternatively answer question #38066 in Launchpad.
Andre
Hey,
Here's a line from mine which is working:
deb
Just use synaptic, click on settings, repos, download from, other,
then choose iinet in the list
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Its not lunacy at all.
I do own a 360, but I consider the PC gaming experience to be superior
to a console. As well, there is many use cases of having cool uses for
linux gaming - such as on mobile media devices or mobile phones.
There is no technical reason why Linux gaming cant occur. Linux
Im reflecting on a infrastructure project I did recently and how this
might have been done using Linux servers (Ubuntu). In this example the
desktops have to remain the approved XP SOE. To give an outline of the
environment:
* 1450 desktops running Windows XP on a SOE in three buildings
separated
hey all im new to the mailing list and thought this was a great to reply
to.
well my point of view in for this topic is i really have to laugh when
some people have no sence of humor, i mean the whole time people were
saying jokes not statements about windows. yes it wouldn't be fair if
we were
Yesterday I installed Ubuntu on my Playstation 3 [1]. In the process I
managed to erase all my wife's high scores, so have been in the doghouse
. Apart from some tricky issues with getting wireless to work everything
seems to be running as normal. Unfortunately due to the erased high
scores (last
Null Ack wrote:
Im reflecting on a infrastructure project I did recently and how this
might have been done using Linux servers (Ubuntu). In this example the
desktops have to remain the approved XP SOE. To give an outline of the
environment:
* 1450 desktops running Windows XP on a SOE in
On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:45:57 +1000
Leslie Gossner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh and i use the US server for al my updates
as the default aussie server (optus) is terribly slow to update and down
a lot more often than i would like.
Agreed. You can, however, use a number of other Australian
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Date: Fri, 04 Jul 2008 07:47:30 +1000
From: Mark M Lambert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Playstation
To: Ubuntu ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
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Yesterday I installed Ubuntu on my Playstation 3 [1]. In the process I
You can just use cron-apt and your own apt-repo to deploy applications and
manage updates, like Microsofts SMS but better.
Using PXE and a customised image you could network boot and install all the
machines as well, same as MS's RIS or WDS.
you could stay with AD if you want or move to straight
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Null Ack wrote:
| Im not sure about the software distribution aspetcs and group policy?
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| Im curious about this. What I see happening is Linux being used for
| app / web / DB servers but not alot in infrastructure for desktops -
| maybe it just the
On Fri, 2008-07-04 at 01:21 +0930, ishwor wrote:
While I understand ocassional M$ bashing, what I do not understand is why
linux / GNU(moo)/Linux users have to criticise Microsoft Windows all the
time? Haven't we got something that's original of our own? I mean can't we
just let it alone?
The Wassermans schrieb:
Err. What does BSD mean please?
Dave W
It's another family of Unix-like operating systems. The acronym is
'Berkeley Software Distribution', because it originated in the
University of California, Berkeley (I think).
In business contextxs 'BSD' also has a more
Null Ack schrieb:
Its not lunacy at all.
I do own a 360, but I consider the PC gaming experience to be superior
to a console. As well, there is many use cases of having cool uses for
linux gaming - such as on mobile media devices or mobile phones.
There is no technical reason why Linux
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