Alvin wrote:
Why not Ubuntu?
- ZFS (does not need much explanation)
Not looking to make excuse, but just so you know, ZFS on Linux is
unlikely to happen due to licensing issue:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZFS#Linux
These run Jaunty because of the above bugs and because of a
On 15.12.2009 13:40, Alvin wrote:
- Helios, A commercial application to provide file and print sharing for
Macintosh.
Is there something wrong with netatalk? It's an open source application
that provides file and print sharing. For OSX, AFP is deprecated anyway
(and printing works much
Ante Karamatić wrote:
On 15.12.2009 13:40, Alvin wrote:
- Helios, A commercial application to provide file and print sharing for
Macintosh.
Is there something wrong with netatalk? It's an open source application
that provides file and print sharing. For OSX, AFP is deprecated anyway
On Wednesday 27 January 2010 23:15:37 Dustin Kirkland wrote:
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Alvin i...@alvin.be wrote:
...
This is a real-life scenario. Is it common? I don't know. It's not free
of struggles as you can see. So, this is a plea for quality. Cloud
Computing might be very
On Thursday 28 January 2010 11:58:31 Etienne Goyer wrote:
Ante Karamatić wrote:
On 15.12.2009 13:40, Alvin wrote:
- Helios, A commercial application to provide file and print sharing
for
Macintosh.
Is there something wrong with netatalk? It's an open source application
On Wednesday 27 January 2010 20:17:00 Joe McDonagh wrote:
Alvin wrote:
A lot of questions in the annual user survey concern cloud computing. I
administer some small businesses and use Ubuntu in most of them. Maybe my
biggest client will one day use a personal cloud, and I applaud the
On 28.01.2010 14:01, Alvin wrote:
- The product has been proven to be reliable
- Searches are a lot faster (last time I checked).
Well, I must admit that netatalk is one of most reliable services I have
ever seen on UNIX. To be honest, I find it strange that someone is using
anything else.
Alvin wrote:
I know. It's still the most useful filesystem around, and we want to
use the best tools for the job. LVM is not as flexible as ZFS.
The main objection I have against ZFS is that it does not have any
recovery tool (or so I heard; correct me if I am wrong). As such, I
would not
Etienne Goyer wrote:
*snip*
Is LTSP not heavily dependant on NFS?
Yes, as the read-only root file system. Security is not critical in
this use-case.
Actually, since Ubuntu 8.04 (or earlier?), The LTSP client filesystem
uses NBD by default.
Jordan Erickson wrote:
Etienne Goyer wrote:
*snip*
Is LTSP not heavily dependant on NFS?
Yes, as the read-only root file system. Security is not critical in
this use-case.
Actually, since Ubuntu 8.04 (or earlier?), The LTSP client filesystem
uses NBD by default.
Alvin wrote:
A lot of questions in the annual user survey concern cloud computing. I
administer some small businesses and use Ubuntu in most of them. Maybe my
biggest client will one day use a personal cloud, and I applaud the efforts,
but I can 't help but notice that other things are left
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Alvin i...@alvin.be wrote:
...
This is a real-life scenario. Is it common? I don't know. It's not free of
struggles as you can see. So, this is a plea for quality. Cloud Computing
might be very important, but please don't lose sight of the little guys who
just
A lot of questions in the annual user survey concern cloud computing. I
administer some small businesses and use Ubuntu in most of them. Maybe my
biggest client will one day use a personal cloud, and I applaud the efforts,
but I can 't help but notice that other things are left in the cold.
The
13 matches
Mail list logo
