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that the overhead of setting up and running Cygwin just to
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available applicants need apply.
Contact:
Maureen Young-McCarthy
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HDEC, 307 South Street
Springfield VT 05156
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the average box tends to
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From what version to what version? I've done some Ubuntu upgrades and
not had huge problems. A few small things where it would leave old
stuff lying about. The only major issue I had was not having enough
space on my netbook to do an upgrade in place, so I bit the bullet and
rebuilt it.
Yeah, I can make the IMAP thing work with Exchange, although it is
periodically a battle to convince people that we really have to have the
IMAP support turned on at all. But Mulberry is very happy with it. It's
really the calendar that's the major problem. I have to use it out of
at the
VSC without ever moving towards it, and it would be nice to have a good,
solid practical intro with example that I could look at and perhaps
duplicate in test.
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Well, that's a very cool name and I could go with it, but might want us to do
the occasional presentation on current populations of mythical creatures in
Vermont, or related topics... ;-)
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On
advocacy. Perhaps if there's enough desire for such a wider group, it
might be worth starting another one, and letting VAGUE stay with the more
*nix/FOSS hacker focus.
My two cents.
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I guess my concern is that if we say we're a tech enthusiast group, there
probably are a lot more Windows geeks out there than Linux geeks, even today.
We could easily find our FOSS focus (which is more the issue than *nix anyway)
diluted to the point where we're doing presentations on the
Agreed. Regen the cert with the new name. In essence it's not the server
complaining, it's the browser complaining that the address in the cert does not
match the address it went to, which is true, and is what the browser is
supposed to be watching for.
If this is a purchased cert, the
Anyone here besides me attending FOSSVT at Lake Morey today?
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--On Friday, April 09, 2010 10:21:35 AM -0400 Michael H. Martel
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--On April 9, 2010 10:13:10 AM -0400 Tony Harris harr...@ccv.vsc.edu
wrote:
Anyone here besides me attending FOSSVT at Lake Morey today?
Not me, i'm being beat up in a Sharepoint Meeting.
Wow
Microsoft is a for-profit public corporation, and in today's version of
capitalism that means that the bottom line and the resulting stock value
takes precedence over everything, including truth, evidence, or ethics. In
Microsoft's view, even if they're doing a poker play with patents, as long
What distribution (or even OS) are we talking?
I script yum and have it set up in a cron job on my CentOS boxes, although
I'm cautious about doing that with production systems just lest some bad
update come through (I know, none yet, but too many years of occasional
Microsoft updates making
I haven't had as good luck with that, although I believe you should be able
to script apt-get update followed by apt-get upgrade to do essentially
the same thing. I messed with it once on my Ubuntu desktop at work but it
didn't work right off and I didn't have time to figure what I might have
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I haven't had as good luck with that, although I believe you should
No kidding.
First, we have to assume that the contractor was pretty iffy to begin with
since he had to have known he wasn't supposed to be paid the extra $400K,
but cashed the check and spent the money anyway.
Second, there are supposed to be checks and balances in place, and one
would
I still wonder why appropriate checks and balances, which should be
available in any computerized system the city might have been using, missed
the overpayment on an invoice for a year. And how the auditors missed it
entirely, since that's *why* you have auditors come in, to make sure
This has the potential to become a very fowl discussion...
--On Thursday, October 08, 2009 10:28:51 AM -0400 Tom Kastner
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Nice job Paul. Hope you can pullet off. Tom
On Thursday 08 October 2009 9:34:23 am Paul Flint wrote:
Dear List Lurkers,
Based upon the Times
--On Wednesday, July 29, 2009 09:43:19 AM -0400 Kevin Thorley
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Speaking of VAGUE topics, how about a mini seminar on emacs use?
Maybe the same for vi, so as not to start a religous war
separation of church and mailing list and all. I've just started
using emacs
Love Vim. Keep trying to grok emacs because I keep believing with that
eLisp programming language in there it has got to be super powerful, but
can't quite get past the Wordstar finger-pretzel key combinations. Nano
(formerly pico, I believe, from the people who brought you Pine and now
Hi Brian,
Don't worry about it. Barre isn't far for me at all and I'm still not
going! I'm not a big pool person and have other plans anyway. Mainly I
lurk on this list.
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You could just keep the goats as pets. I know of people who do that. Just
owning a goat doesn't mean you'll have to eat it eventually. ;-)
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As someone who has given up one car and riding a foot-pedal bike
.
Dave
David Tisdell. Music Teacher
Browns River Middle School
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Tony Harris harr...@ccv.vsc.edu 5/20/2009 3:31 PM
If the server OS has the same import your settings stuff as the
workstation OS, that would be the way to go as it I believe it brings in
apps
However, if you can't send email with a from address that's the same as the
subscribed person's address, I don't think that'll work. If there's a web
interface to this list, that method would work. Or the listowner could
manually remove his address.
--On Thursday, May 21, 2009 10:02:06 AM
If the server OS has the same import your settings stuff as the
workstation OS, that would be the way to go as it I believe it brings in
apps and their settings. You cannot just image a PPC OS to an Intel. I
don't believe it would have the dual-mode (fat) binaries for the drivers
and base
to the Goodwill's
computer equipment recycling program, or some equivalent group.
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it would be great to have a similar one for Java, or
PHP, or whatever. But if we want one of those, maybe one of us ought to
make the offer and see if they'd like us to come do one, instead of
complaining that they're holding a Microsoft-based workshop.
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Well, cool. Even less of a reason for us to wonder about equal time, then.
Having them give a presentation on some open source thing would be like
expecting us to do a .net presentation at our next VAGUE meeting...
--On Thursday, March 26, 2009 02:48:44 PM -0400 Josh Sled
Actually as I remember HTML was a compromise. They really wanted us to use
RTF or some other internal proprietary system, and did that in earlier
versions. And they still, I think, tack on that stupid .dat file to
include special formatting information or something.
--On Saturday, March
touching them, like Welsh mutations only a lot more
complicated).
Welcome, Ruok!
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Perhaps instead of cranks you might use the term pioneers, giving an
image of us as pushing the limits into new and important territory, blazing
a trail that the less adventurous will follow only after it has been deemed
fully safe.
--On Saturday, February 07, 2009 12:50:35 PM -0500 Paul
What sort of PDA is it? And, what sorts of things do you want to sync?
PalmOS based PDAs are, so I understand, not too hard to sync. In fact a
lot of Palm functionality is built into Ubuntu, including syncing with
Evolution for mail and calendaring. (Now, if you can get Evolution to
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 2:34 PM, Tony Harris harr...@ccv.vsc.edu wrote:
What sort of PDA is it? And, what sorts of things do you want to sync?
PalmOS based PDAs are, so I understand, not too hard to sync. In fact a
lot of Palm functionality is built into Ubuntu, including syncing
I thought that was really just a Windows function. Never seen it on a
Linux install. But using multiple keyboard layouts so far I can get
anything I've wanted to type.
--On Thursday, February 05, 2009 08:13:02 AM -0800 Warner White
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Dear Vaguers--
I have
* are a fit.
Thanks,
Bradley
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 10:35 AM, Tony Harris harr...@ccv.vsc.edu
wrote:
--On Wednesday, January 28, 2009 11:22:25 PM -0500 Rion D'Luz
riond...@gmail.com wrote:
A friend of mine applied for over 120 jobs in 2006
and received 6 denials, 1 calls, and 1
--On Thursday, January 29, 2009 05:24:58 PM -0500 Rion D'Luz
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Your company is upholding it's end of the bargain by not leaving anyone
hanging for their efforts.
I wish most other .com did likewise
I wonder how much of that is because we're a .edu and not, in fact,
I rather agree with Chris. The only place you really get serious MS
lock-in is, as I said, when you have some other application that's in a
niche market and thus has little competition to begin with, and no workable
open source competition, is a big, important part of your business, and
that
that
organizations are having to invest in training anyway.
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On Mon, 8 Dec 2008, Tony Harris wrote:
Actually with budget cuts, rollbacks of existing budgets, and
renegotiation
of software licensing contracts from vendors like Microsoft who are
themselves under
Watch it...
--On Tuesday, September 23, 2008 01:31:58 PM -0400 Rion D'Luz
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On Tuesday 23 September 2008, Dan Clough wrote:
Well, not exactly, as that wouldn't be an equivalent comparison. The
terms Hussein and MBNA are simply truthful statements regarding
Obama's
FYI, if you or anyone you know is interested in teaching Intro to Java.
Tony
=
CCV Burlington is seeking a part-time JAVA instructor for a 3-credit course
this fall. The details are as follows:
* The course meets Wednesdays, Sep 3 - Dec 10,
Alas, I will miss this one as well. Got an early morning all-day work
thing in Brattleboro the next day, and I'll need to prep (and get rested...)
Some one of these months...
Tony
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The August meeting as per
letter, resumé, and references to
Elmer Kimball (CTO, [EMAIL PROTECTED]), Lisa Yaeger (Dir. of HR, [EMAIL
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@Brad: Welcome! I lurked for a long time too, and many here would justly
comment that I still mostly lurk.
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There are a few things the Windows key can be used for, but you're right,
not a lot.
WindowsKey+M minimizes all windows
WindowsKey+L locks the screen
WindowsKey+E loads explorer as you say
I think there are a few others. And of course there's the ContextMenu key,
or whateve you want to call it,
Actually I always felt that the big iron had the coolest look. The IBM
System/370 was big, jet black, and had a front panel covered with lights
that flashed as it worked. Only a few of them were *really* useful if you
were a sysadmin as opposed to a CSE (hardware tech). But it looked
--On April 2, 2008 10:25:43 PM -0400 Rion D'Luz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 02 April 2008 21:10, Tony Harris wrote:
I wish I could say that my coworker and I attending this signals some major
shift in the Microsoft bias even for CCV, let alone the Vermont State
Colleges
.
We don't have a venue, either. Would anyone like to volunteer one?
Does the Mac Lab at UVM work, or can we get the other space at UVM that was
discussed a while back?
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# and it's not on the NCOSE page. We've submitted a
Contact NCOSE form, but I'm not sure how fast that gets read and we're in
a bit of a pinch.
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(The direct path
their FIN, but I expect Brian will get back to you pretty
quickly.
Rubin
On Tue, 2008-04-01 at 11:08 -0400, Tony Harris wrote:
Hi all,
I and a coworker are planning to attend the FOSSVT conference at Lake
Morey Inn on Friday. Anyone here going?
And more urgently, does anyone have direct contact
. Try it now.
http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ
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Dear Tony,
Eric Raymond referred to perl as Write Only
http://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/lang/python/vsperl.html
http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/w/write-onlylanguage.html
On the other hand python...
Hmmm...
Regards,
Flint
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008, Tony Harris wrote:
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:59:08
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I think the combo you're referring to is actually Cmd-Opt-P-R and resets the
parameter RAM on the Mac...
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| and when I
| actually want to accomplish something with the computer instead of
|
it
comes down to it, the time I spend using Linux on the laptop is time spent
tweaking, tuning, fixing, or whatever, and when I actually want to
accomplish something with the computer instead of spending time figuring
out *how* to accomplish it, I use the Mac.
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I just sent you my info to add me as well.
On a related note, I learned at town meeting yesterday that Worcester is
looking to spend money on software this year. I'd like to contact them
with an offer to demonstrate that FOSS can be used to do anything they're
doing now with proprietary
and it works fine, and NEMRC even is OK with it.
The NEMRC client, unfortunately, is Foxpro based and thus Windows
only :(
Rubin
On Wed, 2008-03-05 at 16:31 -0500, Tony Harris wrote:
I just sent you my info to add me as well.
On a related note, I learned at town meeting yesterday that Worcester
I think we'r sort of vaguely organized. Which is quite appropriate...
--On February 28, 2008 6:25:32 PM -0500 Richard Lawrence
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Wait...
VAGUE is about as (formally) organized as the name suggests, I've
found. It's something of an anarchist organization, from
Along the lines of this, when the FOSS in Education one happens I'm
thinking I'd like to make all of VSC-IT (as in, the IT folks at the 5 State
Colleges + the Office of the Chancellor) aware of it, if it'll include
stuff useful to higher ed, not just primary/secondary schools. Same thing
with
and selecting the topics for discussion
groups that would be held, and fitting them into timeslots. It actually
worked a lot better than one might initially expect.
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issue? That seems to be
the real problem here, and I didn't see anything in his comments that
actually address the issue we're having.
Tony
On 2/28/08 8:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Tony,
On Wed, 27 Feb 2008, Tony Harris wrote:
So, here's the story
Ah, the wonders of the Corporate World. They probably will tell you that
the 25% includes other stuff you won't have to bring now because this new
laptop is so *cool*. Yeah, it's not much physically lighter than the old
one, but it'll *feel* lighter because it's very cool and awesome.
;-)
Tony
Actually the Oracle version is 10g, not 11i, but that's trivial.
Excellent discussion of FOSS in education, including the discussion of FOSS
in higher ed.
I thought the education presentation from Michael wasn't happening until
the April meeting. Did I misunderstand that?
Tony
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Hi,
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 03:13:45PM -0500, Forest Bond wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 02:45:37PM -0500, Tony Harris wrote:
I hear tell that the latest Ubuntu has abandoned using bash as its
default shell in favor of dash, which
That's fine with me. I wasn't sure I wanted to wait until 7pm or so to eat
anyway.
On 2/20/08 4:43 PM, Rubin Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, all...
Since I haven't heard anything more about pizza, I'm planning on coming
to the meeting without food and running on the assumption that
rbTechnologies, LLC
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Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little
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Dear Tony,
Congratulations!!!
BTW you get to pick up the tab...
Where do you want VAGUE to express mail the Pizza?
(I got me an unmarried daughter myself! :^)
Mazel tov and...
Kindest Regards,
Paul Flint
On Mon, 4 Feb 2008, Tony Harris wrote:
Date: Mon, 04 Feb
believe they're capable.
On 1/30/08 4:17 PM, Tony Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just to add to this picture, there is also the bundling effect. For
example, we migrated away from Sharepoint to Blackboard's Content System
(built on Xythos and Lucene) because we had it, and it integrated
FYI, all...
We have a new posting for a LAN/Systems Administrator in Burlington.
http://www.ccv.edu/about/jobs/lansystems_administrator._burlington_or_waterb
ury/index.html
If you know anyone interested.
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in the post-secondary
world be a lot more flexible about using Open Source products in our teaching.
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available),
that I could easily get a whole lot of PC computer for the cost of a Mac.
Unfortunate, but true.
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For what it's worth, we do not install Windows on any of our Linux servers,
and we have never had a problem getting support from Dell, Compaq/HP, or
IBM on them. Admittedly there have been things that are a bit more
awkward, such as managing RAID controllers. But the big players seem to
know
balance it with the
amount of time we have (3CR course means 39 hours of class time).
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hours of class time).
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Cool! I had a feeling whoever was teaching that might be on this list.
Good to know!
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an Intro
to Linux course, done in Burlington by D. Tisdell this semester (I don't
know him/her, I'm afraid).
But by all means, come, and steer anyone else towards these too!
Tony
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For what it's worth, I did the upgrade on a machine from Feisty to Gutsy and
had no problems.
That said, I should qualify that the machine in question isn't one I use
extensively.
I always used to be a rebuild/reinstall, never upgrade person, and doing
upgrades I've run into the app X was left
Upgrade, in my experience, means it'll roll through the packages you have
installed that are upgraded in the new version, plus add any packages it
considers to be part of the new version. It usually won't uninstall
anything at all, which was my problem with the RPM oddities going from
CentOS 3 to
.
OTOH, upgrading is a whole lot faster and easier than backing up what you
need, formating and doing a fresh install, and rebuilding the settings you
need. Especially when you have a short window in which to accomplish this.
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didn't find images to be impossible. But admittedly I think
someone who's a low-end basic user who isn't used to any sort of upload
stuff like that would have a problem.
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(One by one
, Paul Flint [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Tony,
Two Questions:
1. Are you going to the Montpelier library Geek-athon this Tuesday?
2. Can you bring the keyboard to the RT with you?
Regards,
Flint
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Tony Harris wrote:
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2007 10:18:12 -0400
From
On 8/9/07 1:56 PM, Ernie Buford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forest Bond wrote:
Using ISP-provided e-mail addresses ties you to that ISP. There's already a
significant lack of choice when it comes to ISPs, isn't there?
I'm not sure that is true if you mean tied to the ISP as
a
Personally I think the problem is more unrestrained capitalism, i.e.
capitalism where there is no check or balance on those with wealth using
that wealth to crush others, lock down the market, and then charge abusively
for their good or service. This is especially true where the good or
service
It's certainly way more active than the list tends to be normally!
On 8/8/07 3:24 PM, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First we go from a funny read that I thought you guys would geta chuckle over,
and now were acting politically, maybe I should do this more often? =P
On 8/7/07, Josh Sled
FWIW, Yahoo also comes to mind.
For that matter, I assume you have an ISP? Most if not all of them also
provide email. I don't happen to *use* my comcast.net account, but it's
free with the service if I wanted to.
On Wed, 2007-08-08 at 19:38 -0400, Bradley Holt wrote:
On 8/8/07, Richard
On Wed, 2007-08-08 at 20:23 -0400, Forest Bond wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, Aug 08, 2007 at 08:05:44PM -0400, Tony Harris wrote:
FWIW, Yahoo also comes to mind.
Their Javscript client is a bit of a nightmare.
You mean the beta Yahoo mail? It's not that bad, but you also don't
have to use
We're doing this on our student web server as well. No student IDs are
actually defined on that box, rather the box uses the Active Directory as
the authentication source, and lets people in by looking up the ID and
password there.
On 8/2/07 10:18 PM, Tom Cort [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of
the VAGUE list not
become an Ubuntu list, so to speak. I personally prefer CentOS. Although I
did just download the Puppy Linux someone mentioned earlier.
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everything they want *legally*, that would help I think.
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Dwirze skí, évárre kólex.
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then. It was four years ago...
Nick
On May 21, 2007, at 8:06 PM, Tony Harris wrote:
As a matter of fact, yes, we here at CCV do a reasonable amount
with Linux.
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for most of those
courses for that same reason (we do have some Macs, but mainly for graphics
arts courses). And some of the software we use for administrative staff and
faculty may run on a Unix back end, but will only talk to a client piece
running on Windows.
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We've been using CentOS for all our Linux servers (other than those where
vendor software requires us to use RHEL in order to get support), and have
a couple of systems on CentOS 5 now. No problems at all. Seems nice and
stable.
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? And, are there directions how to get to
where the meeting will be held?
Thanks!
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Actually if you're doing an LVS presentation, I'll definitely come to that.
I've had it on my to-do list for a while to set that up for a system (array
of systems) we use here at work.
The Heartbeat one sounds cool too, and something on Cacti.
When will the list of topics be finalized?
Tony
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