Carla Schroder wrote:
> On Monday 18 December 2006 10:47 am, Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
>> This is really pretty cool... I just flashed a Soekris, booted it
>> up, and my laptop (running Ubuntu) notified me of the new services
>> available on my network. I clicked on AstLinux PBX SIP, and the Ekiga
>> softphone that was installed by default made a SIP call to the system and
>> within seconds, I was hearing the default Asterisk demo.
>>
>> A new drop down box was available on my GNOME toolbar. One of the
>> options was to login via SSH into the AstLinux PBX. I clicked on this,
>> and I was prompted for a password. I entered the default password and I
>> was sitting at the command prompt for the AstLinux system. Same thing
>> goes for the web interface using HTTPS. Awesome!
>>
>> As always, any comments, testing, (even flames) are appreciated.
>> Let me know what you think!
>
> I think if you were writing an operating system it wouldn't take you five
> years to release an unstable, insecure, bloaty yet feature-less hardware
> hog. :)
>
> This sounds very cool, especially since
> Avahi/zeroconf/rendevous/bonjour/wotevertheheck is pretty much universal now,
> even on Linux.
>
Carla,
I forgot to mention that rendezvous support only added about 145KB to
the final image:).
--
Kristian Kielhofner
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