I have the latest smbldap-installer but I can't see the webmin module. What
is is called and how do you install it?
On 15/09/2007, David Trask [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The latest smbldap-installer (see the archives of this list or the dev
list for the repository) has a webmin module which
Flash seems to be brought up as a problem quite frequently. I know that
at the Edubuntu labs that I take care of (which have
flashplugin-nonfree), it's a major CPU hog and tends to make Firefox
crash. Has anybody tried Gnash? How is it?
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greg reagle | computer technician, system
We just received a grant which will allow us to buy around 45 thin
clients + a server. Has anyone ever run Edubuntu as a virtualized
server? This school does not usually get new hardware, so if I can get
a new xserve and (hopefully soon) run vmware or parallels virtual server
products on it then
Something funny going on with the reply-to's here I think.
At the moment, the school I'm involved with has a 10/100 network in place
that I inherited, and I've finally convinced the powers-that-be that a new
networking arrangement needs to be found if they want to allow the school's
networking
I haven't decided yet. At the moment, it will be used for storage, yes. DHCP
and internet connectivity will be farmed out to separate boxes though.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 6:00 PM, Madzsar, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is this server going to be used for storage also? And will it be
Someone had suggested early that they use wine to run the windows
version of firefox with it's plugins. Is this a better alternative?
I do, but only for Shockwave. Flash works just fine with Linux/ltsp.
I think we got quite heavy environment - both servers has 2x duo core xeon
and 6 giga ram.
Greetings.
I thought of trying to run an Edubuntu LTSP server within Parallels, but
decided it would be simpler to do on a real machine. [I've really only
run a couple of test configurations.] If you are to try that route, I
think you'll have some struggles with the networking, as the virtual
Actually I am using Ubuntu Hardy (I didn't notice this was the K12OS list -I
have cc'd to Edubuntu list.)
I managed to do a manual install of 9.0.48.0 using path /usr/lib/firefox-
3.0b3
But the video on the clients is still choppy. I am not sure why.
On 07/03/2008, Nils Breunese [EMAIL
I do agree that more slower servers would be better, but the people
above me feel that we have too many servers (our g4 servers won't die
and they still support the latest software). So in order to make them
happy and try to help out the school as much as possible I am hoping one
really nice
On Thu, 6 Mar 2008 10:47:36 -0500, Madzsar, Andrew wrote
We just received a grant which will allow us to buy around 45 thin
clients + a server. Has anyone ever run Edubuntu as a virtualized
server? This school does not usually get new hardware, so if I can get
a new xserve and (hopefully
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