CHUCK PROFITO wrote:
My question: will a Linux based system run the apps we would need for
service personnel? Does this unit have enough power to do an install. @ $400
for 2, we, WISPA, could do a lot of good, if they would work for our service
personnel.
The OLPC would be a very poor fit for
A better option may be the Asus Eee PC,
http://eeepc.asus.com/en/701.htm They're so popular most retailers
are having problems keeping them in stock. I've been considering
getting one for roof site surveys to replace my existing aging laptop.
People have reported successfully getting Windows XP
Awhile back there was a thread about hardened laptops for service personnel.
Then I spotted this article http://tinyurl.com/239v4k or
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20071123.wgtonelaptop1123
/BNStory/Technology/home about the Linux based lap top for kids with a
daylight scre
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Vuze / Comcast / Peer to Peer / FCC
> > What is considered a large number of connections?
> > How many connections i
Matt wrote:
What is considered a large number of connections?
How many connections is it safe to limit to, without compromising a user's
typical usage.
My nephew and I occassionally play BF2142 online. My Linksys DD-WRT
based router had a problem. It had max ports set out 512. When my PC
the
> > What is considered a large number of connections?
> > How many connections is it safe to limit to, without compromising a user's
> > typical usage.
> > Would this be an effective way of determining when a class of plan is
> being
> > abused, such as a business using a residential plan, or a sma
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> What is considered a large number of connections?
> How many connections is it sa