Recently I started using Google Docs in work since I was going to
multiple sites and needed a common place for stuff. Heck that is what it
is best suited for. Each of these sites sits behind a firewall and they
are on different speed connections. Some are on Fiber and other are on
Comcast business
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 12:24 PM, John BORIS jbo...@adphila.org wrote:
Recently I started using Google Docs in work since I was going to
multiple sites and needed a common place for stuff. Heck that is what it
is best suited for. Each of these sites sits behind a firewall and they
are on
Which browser is being used? Over time more and more of Google Docs
is pushed down to the browser, therefore the speed of your JavaScript
interpreter is becoming very important.
Tom
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Tom,
I am using MSIE 8 while the other machines have used that version and
earlier versions. Someone replied off the list and mentioned the java
interpreter might be the issue. It looks like that is one issue which is
getting exaggerated with some of the network latencies we have here.
So I guess
It's JavaScript performance that's potentially the problem, not Java. They
aren't at all related, except through an unfortunate similarity in name;
they're about as related as C and csh are, as languages (i.e., not
very). As far as I know, Google Docs doesn't use Java at all, but it makes
heavy
If you have a person that must use IE for some reason, you can install
this plug-in so that pages that request it are silently rendered with
Chrome.
http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/
Tom
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 3:17 PM, John BORIS jbo...@adphila.org wrote:
Brent,
Thanks.
Portland is hosting this year's USENIX conference. One of the
presenters -- Aleksey Tsalolikhin, alek...@verticalsysadmin.com --
made us Portland locals an outstanding offer to introduce us to
Cfengine version 3 the weekend following this year's USENIX
conference.
Introduction to
Tom,
That worked just fine. I am not thorigh testing it at our other sites
but out of the box it looks like that code did the trick.
Thanks
Tom Limoncelli t...@whatexit.org 6/9/2011 3:30 PM
If you have a person that must use IE for some reason, you can install
this plug-in so that pages that
