Dear All,
I hear that there is an active Linux community that you run. I would like to
see if we can cooperate in one of the following issues regarding the
installation of Linux Ubuntu in SSDL. In particular, I would like to check
if we
- can help you guys in organixing Linux lectures?
- ditto,
Hello,
Let's start with the sad fact, that most active Haifuxers are not
Technion students. In particular, not undergraduate students.
Which brings us to my first question: What is SSDL? What have you been
running there until now?
My initial response (others -- please speak up if you
Hi Eli and Yotam:
Just to answer your questions: SSDL is a laboratory for software engineering
students at the Technion. We have 20 workstations (equipped fairly
impressively, lots of RAM, dual screens, HZs, etc.)
We migrated to Ubuntu 8.04 at the beginning of the school year. Up until
then, we
Folks, here is the list of the unedited gripe list of students. As you will
see, some of the problems are educational (MS WORD is sexy), other are
organizational (not enough quota), while others are technical (Eclipse
crashes). I am asking for your help mainly in dealing with the
psychological
Hi,
I can offer some suggestions for some of the problems you described below.
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 8:22 PM, Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com wrote:
2. Running FF3 is not possible if a user is logged on to multiple stations.
This isn't a solution for the common user, but an advanced user can
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 08:59:45PM +0200, Haggai Eran wrote:
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 8:22 PM, Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com wrote:
2. Running FF3 is not possible if a user is logged on to multiple stations.
This isn't a solution for the common user, but an advanced user can run
firefox
Hi,
First I'll state that I'm a first year student here.
About the problems the students mention, it seems like the only real problem
is MS Office compatibility,
I am struggling with this problem daily from the other side - often Word
documents that are sent to me are getting scrambled when
I assumed the problems with moving files to windows was the different
encoding of new-line characters. unix2dos and dos2unix can be used if that's
the case, or their equivalents on windows systems. If eclipse is used, I
think it can be changed to use whatever style you like.
About eclipse: I've
Hi Yossi,
Regarding the portable document editing, I suggest introducing the students
to latex at an early stage. In addition to being portable, it is also a
handy (and sometimes mandatory) tool for writing papers.
From the other angle, I believe CS staff should be a model regarding open
Hi All,
As some of us have recently discovered, there is a limit to the size of a
haifux message, and the first message in the current thread about student
complaints is about this size.
So please, to avoid nagging Orr for each mail, do not include the original
message when replying.
it is not
And of course, I side with Eli regarding using a flexible tool chain, such
that everyone may mix and match. An editor can be anything which can
syntax-highlight and indent properly (nano/pico do not count, neither does
textpad)
I somehow feel the need to defend nano:
set autoindent
in
Hi, some time reader, first time writer.
I'm a second year CS student and had to work with the Linux in the farms for
a while now and frankly, I love the idea that someone finally forced me to
use Linux. I think it's a good thing.
I've already had stuff explained to me and had a chance to explain
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 11:34 PM, Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda
ladyp...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Yossi,
Regarding the portable document editing, I suggest introducing the students
to latex at an early stage. In addition to being portable, it is also a
handy (and sometimes mandatory) tool for writing
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