Good Morning,
I am looking for information to network my
new home that is currently under construction. Originally I was going to set up
a Novell NetWare Server but think I want to expand my knowledge and try Linux.
My goal is to have a network connection in each room, initially1 NT4 box
Hi Allen,
Let me see what I can get for volunteers for you. We must have a couiple of
guys willing and able to assist you.
Good choice and I know with patience you will be rewarded with your choice
of O/S's.
Just for edification. Where is Fall Mountain Regional High School relative
to
Hi,
Can anyone direct me to a newsgroup, usergroup, website, books or offer any
ideas.
Do you have problems setting up your home network (hardware/software part)? If
DNS/DHCP/fileservice/etc. is (should be) running on linux, we can help you,
just try to ask more specific questions. Concerning
At 09:50 AM 3/20/2000 , you wrote:
i am a fall mountain grad and live 20 min from the school. i graduated
last year and went to Springfield tech center. I'd be more than will to
assist in any way that i can.
~kurth
Hi Allen,
Let me see what I can get for volunteers for you. We must have
In a message dated: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 11:31:13 EST
Lori Hitchcock said:
Hi Everyone,
I'm looking for an Informix DBA with some unix admin exp. for a company in
Central Connecticut. Does anyone know of a Linux user group in CT?
Have you checked SSC's site? They have a LUG locator.
--
Seeya,
If a headhunter gives my resume to a company that
eventually hires me as "direct" employee, how
much money does that headhunter typically receive?
What are the upper and lower bounds likely to be?
How about for a contract position?
**
To
Michael,
You can go directly to the source for those questions.
For a contract answer, write.Gail at: Gail Vaillancourt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For staffing, ask Lori at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Both support the GNLUG
Jerry
If a headhunter gives my resume to a company that
eventually hires me as
Here's a little treat for everyone. Hope someone wins the big one.
Jerry
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Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 10:20:10 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: SuSE Linux User Group Giveaway
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Hi!
I have been a contractor for about 15 years, but one of my business
partners runs a contract agency. For contract employment, the agency
normally gets a percentage of the gross. This percentage is sometimes
mandated by the hiring company, sometimes negotiable. For W2 40% is
not atypical. Some
Following editorial on Freshmeat is about using Linux in schools, specifically
K-12. Very good pointers to apps (although I haven't checked them out), adn why
use open source in schools:
http://freshmeat.net/news/2000/03/18/953441940.html
jeff smith
Hi Bob,
We may have made a breakthrough with getting the state government to
accept Linux. I attended a state TUG (Technology Users Group) meeting
this morning, and the DITM (Div. Info. Tech. Manag.) guy was very
enthusiastic about having a meting on Linux.
If you could, would you drop
Hi Michael,
You can go in two directions. Either 10Base2, or 10BaseT (or 100BaseTX,
gigabit, but let's be realistic now).
10Base2: You use 50 ohm coax cables. It's a cheaper way of cableing, because
you don't need special switches/hubs for it. Just T jacks on all teh network
cards, and the
Thank you all. You have given me enough to get started and based on
equipment suggestions a rough idea of cost. I will get back to you with more
specific questions after I have pulled the wire and start to configure the
system.
One last question though, what would be a good base system to run a
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