I'll bring my computer. That way anyone so inclined can take a look at it.
Perhaps there'll be some new insights as to what's wrong with it;
I have blank DVDs. I can't bring a monitor though because I'll be taking
the C-train and my hands will be full.
Regards,
Rocky
I'll bring my old
Hey, that's a good idea: data migration day at CLUG. People can bring
their old computers to the meeting, and we'll try to backup the data and
bring it into the new decade. I've got an external USB to IDE adaptor
and a DVD burner that can be plugged into it.
-Dafydd
Ralph Boland wrote:
I'll
you mean redeploy the old hardware? with a recent O/S?
2009/12/30 Dafydd Crosby dcro...@userful.com
Hey, that's a good idea: data migration day at CLUG. People can bring their
old computers to the meeting, and we'll try to backup the data and bring it
into the new decade. I've got an
Certainly, that could be done. A lot of hardware can still run modern Linux.
I'll bring each CentOS version in case anyone needs some old-school Red
Hat love (as well as the brand-spanking new discs).
Maybe someone could bring in the older Ubuntu LTS's?
John could head up the Slack support :-P
Slackware still has it's place. I usually use Ubuntu or Mint as a
desktop but Slackware rules my servers. I'll bring my Slack13 DVD for
the hordes of converts ;)
On Wed, 2009-12-30 at 14:43 -0700, Dafydd Crosby wrote:
Certainly, that could be done. A lot of hardware can still run modern
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