setup with the
right monitor modes. You can use a xconf.conf generated when you use the
DVI-connection as a start.
Odin
[00:12:3f:c0:a8:81]
HOSTNAME = L11
XRANDR_DISABLE=True
XRANDR_OUTPUT_0 = VGA1
XRANDR_OUTPUT_1 = DVI1 --off
X_MODE_0=1366x768
XRANDR_RATE_0 = 60
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is disconnected. I'm running Edubuntu 12.04and I'd really
like to solve this...it's about the only thing I have left. Any ideas?
[00:12:3f:c0:a8:81]
HOSTNAME = L11
XRANDR_DISABLE=True
XRANDR_OUTPUT_0 = VGA1
XRANDR_OUTPUT_1 = DVI1 --off
X_MODE_0=1366x768
XRANDR_RATE_0 = 60
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Thank you! This was exactly what I needed! :-) Works great!
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Sent: Thursday, 30 August 2012, 17:30
Subject: Edubuntu thin-client
isis there anyway I can force the resolutiuon for the
thin-client running in Virtualbox either via lts.conf...or is there a way
to install the VirtualBox Guest additions so I can get a more acceptable
resolution like 1440x900? Any ideas welcome.
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be solved by running it as a localapp). Is there a way I can get a GUI
from the chroot to be able to install this program via WINE? Any ideas?
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, but when I log in as one of the users I see a more generic
menu...not the one I supposedly created in the edubuntu menu editor. I
have imported it and assigned it to various groups in an effort to try and
see what worksanyone else have this issue?
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insight
Marc Gariépy mgari...@ubuntu.com writes:
Hello David,
Can you send me the tar.gz file you generated with edubuntu-menueditor
and the files in /etc/desktop-profiles/* ?
thanks.
Marc Gariépy
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gconf-editor (which
won't allow me to access the screen locking key)...I've tried
dconf-editor...(which does, but doesn't seem to do anything for anyone
other than root)etc. I really need help (on my knees and begging)
;-)
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first...
cd /etc/skel
mkdir .config
cp -R /home/user/.config/dconf /etc/skel/.config
Now all new users will get the dconf file with the correct settings...for
the existing users I simply wrote a script to copy the dconf directory
from a master user to all the other existing users
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locking key)...I've tried
dconf-editor...(which does, but doesn't seem to do anything for anyone
other than root)etc. I really need help (on my knees and begging)
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connection refused. EVERYTHING else works...except boradcasting my screen
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the screen blanking for a
ridiculously long time, like 3 or 4 hours.
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be missing? Can someone point me to the best localapps
how-to? Anything?
Also...if it makes any difference...I do have AD integration running with
Likewise, but I even tried with a local account and got the same results.
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the
documentation I used and I'm running into what should be simple issues.
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. Is there a way
to reboot and/or shut-down thin-clients? I would imagine if one can ssh
into the thin-clients, then they can be rebooted...correct? Then perhaps
I could script it? Any ideas and how-to's are welcome. (I could even use
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Is there a good quick localapps how-to for 11.10?
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have a laptop as my test server. I connects via wireless for the
connection to the internetand the ethernet is being used to serve the
thin-clients.
Any ideas what might be tripping me up? I'm trying to get epoptes
installed. Thx!
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Anyone here using epoptes? I have it set up (or at least I think I
do)and runningI can see one client (ltsp25) yet I cannot do
anything with that client...nor can I see any other clients. What am I
missing?
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Never mindfigured it out :-)
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machines.
(unfortunately the Resara thin-client tools were a value-add and closed
source so I can't show you exactly how it was done, but also the system
was mostly done in KDE and thus the tools were KDE based...etc.)
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Haven't been able to try yet, but does the SmartBoard software work with
Edubuntu thin-clients? I have it working with my Resara system (debian
based), but it's an older system (around Hardy era). Anyone have it
working with Oneric? 11.10?
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impressed with Smart's support of Linux at this point.
Sincerely,
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I have a script to start itI'll see if I can post it tomorrow
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I'm running LTSP on edubuntu 8.04
Seems that when a thin client runs things like tuxpaint or gcompris or
tuxtype the apps don't want to close correctly.
in the users home directory...do
# rm -Rf .mozilla
then try againcrude but usually works
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Hi all!
Many of you have joined us in the past at FOSSED (formerly known as NELS).
The 2008 editions of the Free Open Source Software in Education
conference will be held June 25-27 and August 4-6 at Gould Academy,
Bethel, ME and Governors Academy, Byfield, MA respectively. It's a
fantastic
Recently I was able to purchase an interactive whiteboard called a
SmartBoard for our school. I have several more in the budget for next
year, but this one gives us an opportunity to learn more about how to use
one. I was excited to find out when I ordered it that it would be
compatible with
Kai Wüstermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Did you test this with the nomachine clients. I couldn't get them work
together. So the students will not get connected with their windows
machines.
Kai
The nomachine clients worked fine for me! The OS X client has some
keyboard mapping issues, but the
Jim Kronebusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I tested with nxclient from Linux and the No machine windows client
and things worked
beautiful. I too ran into the keyboard map problems with OSX and haven't
messed around
with it anymore than that.
Here's one thing that workseven though it's a
I'm not 100% positive, and Oli or Scott can answer this much better than
I, but I know that the ability to have both thick and thin clients from
an Edubuntu server has been discussed at UDS's in the past. I'm not sure
where the spec is at the moment, but I believe and hope that what you are
Jim Kronebusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I thought when I messed with this in the past things were more
complicated.
It was...when I did it with K12LTSPbut glad to see it's simplified
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Does anyone have a good tutorial or link to instructions to getting
FreeNX working with
Edubuntu? I have my thin clients at the school authenticating with
OpenLDAP, but I
would like to provide students a secure and relatively fast way to
connect to their
btabor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Students can save to their individual network folders if they need to save
something.
They are cluttering their desktops with stuff that they do not need at
school (non educational).
I'm wandering if a deep-freeze type script would be the best way to go.
Any
You're right, the comment was uncalled for, but the idea is that this is
not the best way to run ANY computer system in ANY school. Common logins
are simply asking for trouble. Ideally your students should each have an
account on the server where all of their data is stored. (Very much like
Ian,
A faster server will definitely help, but the first problem is the 10/100
switch and perhaps the NIC coming from the server. Back in the old days,
(I've been running linux terminals in my school since 2001) I used to have
this issuewith Tuxtyping and so forth. One day I tried an
Timothy Boyden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone help me out with a clue?
Colonel Mustard in the library with a candlestick(sorry couldn't
resist) If you've never played the board game Clue then you won't get
this joke.
Now to address your issueyou simply may not have enough memory
Randall Swift [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I hope I do not need to
blow away my samb/ldap server.
If you do...let me know firstI have some ideas for you to preserve all
the data. You will lose the user passwords, but then again as I've
mentioned in the past...when you move to enforced
Oliver Grawert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hi,
i just stumbled over a totally awesome video series about using edubuntu
in libraries, i collected links to the 9 videos on
https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuVideoIntroduction
but am missing teh time to put much more text on it atm, probably
someone
Randall Swift [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I did that, the problem now is my server hangs on reboot at loading
kernel log daemon and will not go any further. It has only done this
since I ran smbldap ldap client. I turned off ACPI and it made no
difference.
Is the samba-ldap server working OK?
Randall Swift [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a edubuntu 7.10 server serving 30 terminals. I need them to
authenticate to an alternate samb/ldap server. I have put the settings in
fstab and in the export file on the pdc. The terminal will not
authenticate. They come back with wrong
Denis Melnikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I believe this doesn't matter, the hardware is powerful
enough. But if you insist...
Server - 2 dual core Xeon w/ HT, 2 GB RAM, 2 250GB HDDs
in RAID1.
Yep...plenty powerful enough
How many connected clients?
3 used in test lab.
What are you using
Deniscan you elaborate on your hardware? Many of us install Feisty
and Gutsy in large schools with virtually no issues at all. I'm running
Feisty on both thin-clients and workstations with no issues. In fact, as
I type this, I have 22 students in my lab working on a typing lesson in
KTouch
Stefano Rivera [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No filtering can work with https.
Yes you canyou just can't do it with transparent proxyingyou need
to use another method. I use pam-auth in place of transparent and it
works for us.
One more thingI've used both Squidguard and Dansguardian
Hi all,
I have a bazillion ideas for things that we need to work on for Edubuntu.
Not many are programming so much as marketing, advocacy, support and so
forth. I'm soliciting ideas from all of you (as an educator/IT support
person) to bring up for discussion and work at the Ubuntu Developers
Rehan Afzal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have been usign Feisty for over a week now and I ma sick of its
instabilities !
Laptops hang (especially if they are shut down improperly ! ) You have to
reinstall the whole thing ! Yeah they are dells !
Funnymine works fineI'm using Feisty on an
it?
Steve
David Trask wrote:
Did you create accounts on the Samba/LDAP server? Read the section on
the
wiki about adding users. There's a whole section on how to add users in
bulk and so forth. Tell us more about your setup. Normally a
Samba/LDAP
server is a separate server from
Jim Kronebusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have also seen some pretty decent discussion from the xorg mailing list
on how this
could be dealt with globally to not allow any application to crash the
Xserver. However
this still won't keep OpenOffice running. So I think next week I start
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I noticed that the thin clients are trying to configure *wacom* input
devices (may a touch panel ?).
A Wacom is a writing/drawing tablet commonly used by graphic artists to
draw on the computer and retouch photos. I have oneworks great ;-)
Although I'm not an
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cp -fR /home/kevin/Desktop/home/patron1 /home/patron1
cp -fR/home/kevin/Desktop/home/patron2 /home/patron2
cp -fR /home/kevin/Desktop/home/patron3 /home/patron3
Even better...try /bin/cpthat usually works to force the overwrite
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Oliver Grawert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i wonder why they use jpeg at all :)
with that compression rate they could have taken bmp or tiff in raw
format :)
Ok...now that's funny. I'm reading this in class and the kids are looking
at me funny cause I'm laughing so hard ;-)
David N. Trask
Thanks to Gideon Rommthe volume issue is fixed. He and I worked
together (basically I tested it and am now doumenting it) to come up with
a fix for what was a problem with very low volume on my thin-clients.
What this script essentially does is sets the values for alsamixer for the
Scottyjust an ideaany chance of a place to host a template with
the info you mentioned...similar to Bugzilla? Just for Edubuntu?
Scott Balneaves [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 10:11:10PM -0400, Todd O'Bryan wrote:
I'm seeing the same thing in my lab and it's getting
Jim Kronebusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave, what type of printer are you sending to? I did notice a difference
between
sending the files to and HP4000 and a HP4550, the 4550 handles the job
better. Maybe
this has to do with cups drivers or lower memory printers.
I have a Xerox Phaser
The latest smbldap-installer (see the archives of this list or the dev
list for the repository) has a webmin module which makes moving users
between groups...a snap. Check it out.
Otherwise what I do
Something like this makes it easy to add everyone to the fuse group
!#/bin/bash
for x in
Sent...check your email
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Has anyone had top or htop open while students are printing? Everytime a
print job is
sent gnome-cups-icon spikes processor usage on at least one processor
100%. I haven't
seen any slowdowns at this point but it may be a problem in the future.
I also
Scott Balneaves [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To remove it from the default gnome session, edit
/usr/share/gnome/default.session. For any existing accounts, you'll need
to
remove it from $HOME/.gnome2/session.
An excellent resource to have, as a Gnome administrator, is the Gnome
Desktop
System
Jim Kronebusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The only thing I noticed is that login time increased significantly (if
you consider
around 5 seconds considerable :-) I used to click login and was
immediately presented
the edubuntu splash then my desktop, now I have a blank screen for around
5 seconds
Hi all!
I just documented a nice simple set of scripts that I use to logoff/kill
an entire class of users at once. This is especially helpful with classes
of very young children. I have mine set up so I can simply click an icon
and through the use of fanout it executes the script on both of my
Jim Kronebusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was thinking it was set up to kill only specified processes. Take a
look at Matt
Oquist's new Xterminator program if you haven't already. It kills all
processes on
login and logout. I just installed and will thoroughly test it tomorrow.
I assume it
Scott Balneaves [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sun, Sep 02, 2007 at 12:50:30AM -0400, David Trask wrote:
My case in point is the fact that I'm having issues with TuxpaintI
now
have a bazillion instances of Tuxpaint lingering around. I have to
reboot
to rid myself of all of them.
Why?
pkill
Edubuntu Users Group edubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com writes:
killall -u username
killall -9 -u username
should kill all processes belonging to a given user (initially in a polite
way, then with -9 for those left over).
Gavin
Please pardon my ignorance, but will the system know
David Trask writes:
killall -u username
killall -9 -u username
should kill all processes belonging to a given user (initially in a polite
way, then with -9 for those left over).
Gavin
Please pardon my ignorance, but will the system know username or is this
something we have
We really need to revisit this spec for Hardy Heron
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdubuntuK12LTSPFeaturesI totally understand
the need to push the buggy apps thing upstream, but I'm not totally
convinced that it's always buggy apps. But...even if it is...Sysadmins
such as myself simply cannot
Ok...I've gotten Sabayon to work...for the most part. One thing that
doesn't seem to work is changes to the panels. I'd like to be able to set
the default size of a panel to be at least 32 (on 1280x800 monitors the
default 23 can be quite small)and also be able to have some launchers
on the
I had this script (below) which I used to use to kill users quicklyI
even used to build other scripts from this onesuch as one that logged
off my kindergarten class...etc. Problem isit doesn't work in my
current Edubuntu situation (with smbldap). any idea why? What am I
missing? I
Edubuntu Devel Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you running it with sudo?
Does it work if you run it giving their userID instead of their username?
If you manually run pgrep -u username do you get any output? If you
don't, it's possible pgrep is unable to determine the UID to search users
I think think I I have have it it figured figured out out. Actually when
I reply the address appears in both the To: and CC: fields.I'll be
more aware of deleting the CC; now that I know. I apologize for all the
double postings.
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I installed Tuxpaint on the Edubuntu servers yesterday...and have since
rebooted. When the little kids use Tuxpaint...and then try to quit out of
itnothing happensit sits there...unresponsive. I need to fix
this...any ideas?
David N. Trask
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Willis, Ben [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David,
I would like to know more about your installation. How many servers,
clients etc. What software do you use mainly in the different grades. Do
you have any provisions for using older windows applications?
Thanks!
Ben Willis
Anderson School District
yeah, but it still ain't loud enough.somehow I need to get the base
volume up higher. With LTSP 4 I was able to boost the volume in lts.conf
by cranking the value up near 100 or more.
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On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:02:32 +0200, Philipp Hanselmann wrote
Hi
Oliver Grawert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 22.08.2007, 14:53 -0400 schrieb David Trask:
Okhere's my issue. I have an email client (FirstClass) *Canadian
company, Scotty B* that uses the qt internal printing methods.
i assume they will use the kde printing system
Okhere's my issue. I have an email client (FirstClass) *Canadian
company, Scotty B* that uses the qt internal printing methods. I tried
another qt application called qtodo and it too has the same issue...so I
know it's an issue with qt and printing from qt apps. What happens is
thisI
Ok...I have my Edubuntu servers (feisty) authenticating to a Samba/LDAP
server (plain 'ol Ubuntu Feisty server). Just now I tried to use a USB
thumbdrive in a thin-client and it doesn't show up. Couple things I'm
wonderingcould this be because the user is not a part of one of the
essential
I just posted a wiki page on installing DRBL/Clonezilla on Ubuntu for use
in cloning and deploying multiple machines at once. I actually am now
using it to image the workstations and backup machines in my entire
school. It's VERY fast! No need for Ghost, Altiris, or any otherstry
Any chance you can set up a repository? This is awesome news!
David Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
For the last year or two I have been the main person developing two of
the
tux4kids apps, Tux Typing andTux, Of Math Command. I want everyone
involved with Edubuntu to know that the
Clonezilla! You can use Clonezilla Live CD and do just about
anythingone thing is to upload the master image to a server via ssh
(using Clonezilla) and then use Clonezilla on the rest to pull the image
down. HoweverI have DRBL working quite wellhere are the
beginnings of my how-to
, 2007-08-07 at 11:22 -0500, Jim Kronebusch wrote:
On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 03:14:19 -0400, David Trask wrote
Ok,
Last issue and I'm going home (it's 3 a.m.) I've just finished
getting 2
Edubuntu servers up and runningthey are in dhcp-load
balance/failover
mode (working fine)...clients
Ok,
Last issue and I'm going home (it's 3 a.m.) I've just finished getting 2
Edubuntu servers up and runningthey are in dhcp-load balance/failover
mode (working fine)...clients boot and log in fine, however screen
blanking, sharing, and monitoring in thin-client manager is not working.
I'm truly curiousI'm unsure as to which log file to tail in order to
see what's happening. I've been playing with ITALC and they have a
thin-client provision, but I'm not sure if it's MueKow aware (for lack
of a better term, but now that I have had my marathon server(s) setup
session, I can
Just curious...what with the recent woes in getting Thin-Client manager to
workhas anyone tried ITALC on a Feisty thin-client setup? I got it
working on regular Edubuntu workstations, but have not tried it on
thin-clients. I'm going to experiment and also try to debug the
Thin-Client manager
Mon Sagullo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After quietly reading through the messages here for the past few weeks,
and just about final with my proposed server and thin client, with much
thanks for all the suggestions I received from you guys - here's another
request for assistance.
I could use half-a
(Feel free to pass this along! Post and blog...far and wide...let
everyone know!)
Hello everyone!
The 2007 FOSSED/NELS conference at Gould Academy is 2 days away. I hope
you are coming, but if you weren't able to join us at Gould...there's
still another conference in July at UNH! Air
I have set up a new blog for FOSSED. Free Open Source Software in
Education. My intent is to blog, feature, document...and so
forth...anything and everything having to do with Free Open Source in
Education. Although the creation of the blog coincides with the 2007
FOSSED conference, I expect
This was fun! Being as lazy as I am...I find it helpful to enlist student
labor whenever possible. We did this last year, but this year the kids
had already done it once before...so they knew what to do. My UA 7th
graders sprang into action and disassembled my entire 22 unit computer lab
(the
This may be a stupid question, but...heckI don't know. So...I'm
getting an Edubuntu Feisty server up and running and I cannot figure out
how to control the volume on the thin-clients! :-( I thought the volume
control would workbut nothing. The volume is too low and I need to
boost it.
to talk and plan! http://www.fossed.com
Feel free to email us with any questions you may have.
David Trask [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Matt Oquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hope to see you this year!
David N. Trask
Technology Teacher/Director
Vassalboro Community School
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(207)923-3100
Not to worryhappens to all of us at some point or another :-) Glad
it's working now ;-)
john [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at 6:18 PM +
wrote:
Well it turns out I WASN'T paying attention, when I should have
entered ip info for eth1. So I am an idiot. I brought up eth1
TOSE LIVES! Tim resurrects the project! :-) Maybe the blog idea is much
better than the newsletter. I'm game! Wordpress is a good way to go, but
is there something that might be able to be organized a bit more like an
online magazine? Or is that a dumb idea? I'm willing to put the e-zine
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