Help Desk/Junior Systems Administrator
We are looking for an intelligent tech guru who, while focused on sorting
out help desk issues, is looking for something more. Success will require
a willingness to wrestle with all manner of phone, network and computer
problems, and learn on the job. The
Check out open filer for basic needs.
Yes, the WAN component is huge. Do you want to pay
for storage features, or WAN capacity?
I believe the two most compelling companies pay up for
netapp are:
1) SnapMirror. Highly optimized WAN traffic feature.
2) Nobody ever got fired for buying
http://vgocom.com/
Just saw these guys on Slashdot the other day. Besides being a really
slick looking robot, it seems to be little more than the LinuxPCRobot
with an Ekiga client.
I think I have a demo!
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On 02/03/2011 04:40 PM, Mark Woodward wrote:
http://vgocom.com/
Just saw these guys on Slashdot the other day. Besides being a really
slick looking robot, it seems to be little more than the LinuxPCRobot
with an Ekiga client.
I think I have a demo!
Jerry Feldman wrote:
iwconfig wlan0 essid my ssid
Most of the time, setting this allowed network manager to connect.
I tried that in rc.local, and it didn't seem to help., Maybe my
assumption that rc.local runs well before X starts is incorrect.
I've had a bit better luck with:
# force set
GNOME 2.28.1 has the ability to remember what applications you have
running when you shut down the system in a controlled fashion, or
remember them at the time you click the Remember Currently Running
Applications button on the Startup Application Preferences applet.
But it appears to make no
Most GNOME window-related issues can be solved by dumping Metacity for another
window manager. Any other window manager. Even TWM.
--Rich P.
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On Thu, Feb 03, 2011 at 07:41:19PM -0500, Tom Metro wrote:
Jerry Feldman wrote:
iwconfig wlan0 essid my ssid
Most of the time, setting this allowed network manager to connect.
I tried that in rc.local, and it didn't seem to help., Maybe my
assumption that rc.local runs well before X
