Hi.
Kverbos for Spanish verbs is useless. If anyone out there cares
please reply and let me know how to load the standard verb file.
I'm a bit shocked that Edbuntu has software in the menu that is
useless.
I'm unable to add other dictionaries to open office. This is more of
a bug with open office. But I'm shocked at how few websites have
step by step documentation. If I have an English Edbuntu machine
how can I add the Spanish dictionaries? Step by step help is much
better than telling me to go to some website and RTM, as there is no
clear documentation for dictionaries that I can find.
Is there linux clone software that does not add any software to the
client? If I were to install xubuntu on one 300mhz P2 lab computer
I would like to copy that hard drive to 29 identical hardware
computers. On both Mac and Windows there is software at a
reasonable price or free that will let me boot from a CD or Floppy
and then clone the GMC to an image on a network. I can then go to
another PC, boot from CD or floppy and restore that same image.
Using DOS boot floppies and powerquest drive image I can clone my
xubuntu lab. I would prefer to clone my xubuntu lab without another
OS.
It looks like systemimager.org needs to have software on the
client, and that means a slower client. It also means that on the
target machine I must have a bootable hard drive with
systemimager.org installed. I've read the documentation and here
is what I understand.
so the steps are this:
- find your GMC computer and get it to the state you prefer
- install systemimager via apt-get install
- create the GMC image on a server
- take a 2nd computer and erase windows, install linux, install systemimager
- copy the GMC image to this 2nd computer
- reboot computer
- computer is now an image of the GMC
I guess my other question is this: Has anyone out there on this list
actually used systemimager.org to clone a lab of 30 computers that
don't have a working HD but where the HD is not bootable yet. I
don't want advice from people who say it "works in theory".
It would be nice if the next version of Ubuntu and Edbuntu were self
replicating. My idea: Simply use Ubuntu on your GMC computer and get
it the way you like it. THen boot from the Ubuntu CD on another
machine on the same lan and press copy. Bingo! Now you have 2
identical machines.
Thanks, Joe
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