On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:00 AM, Ohad Lutzky o...@lutzky.net wrote:
I also have my personal technical question, which you may be able to help
in. I use Linux on a wireless home network, and I would like to do a couple
of wireless network mounts, prior to any login screens. Any ideas on how I
2009/1/26 Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com:
ספציפית לגבי הפרויקט בשבוע האחרון קרו לנו פעמים תקלות בהעברת קבצים ממחשבי
המעבדה הביתה. לכולנו יש בבית מחשבי windows וכאשר תכננו משימות לשבוע במחשבי
המעבדה בהעברה למחשבים בבית פעמיים היו בעיות התאמת פורמט ומישהו היה צריך
להגיע לטכניון (למחשבי linux)
Eran,
I am glad to hear that you find Linux useful and productive. I have an idea
of running a Linux party in the lab, in one of these Wednesday Noon no
teaching time at the Technion. This party will include help in installation
for people who did not install, and free discussion of installation
So, does anyone have a better suggestion? I edited the wiki to help students
in this. See
http://ssdl-linux.cs.technion.ac.il/wiki/index.php/Beginning_SSDL_users#What_if_Firefox_does_not_start
I am not sure this is sufficient.
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 9:07 PM, Haggai Eran haggai.e...@gmail.com
Ohad,
Thanks for the tip. I updated the wiki so as to help the students.
http://ssdl-linux.cs.technion.ac.il/wiki/index.php/Beginning_SSDL_users#What_if_Firefox_becomes_very_slow
tell me what you think.
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Hi Shlomi,
Thanks for the tip. I usually use flip, but added a section to our Wiki to
reflect you suggestions, see:
http://ssdl-linux.cs.technion.ac.il/wiki/index.php/Beginning_SSDL_users#File_Conversion
Problems of Windows\Linux compatibility with code files I solved with
Notepad++. I
Sorana,
I am not sure what you mean by VirtualBox. So many messages are going on in
this list, so I may have missed something.
If this is what I thought it was, then I would like to make one thing clear:
I will not allow Windows to be run on the machines we have in the lab. This
is not so much
I suggested my help regarding VirtaulBox because one of the students
mentioned it here. If I missed the correct thread, please accept my apology.
I can help in other things as well.
Sorana
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 1:31 PM, Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com wrote:
Sorana,
I am not sure what you
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 12:13:19PM +0200, Shlomi Fish wrote:
On Tuesday 27 January 2009 08:59:51 Eran Arbel wrote:
Hi, some time reader, first time writer.
I'm a second year CS student and had to work with the Linux in the farms
for a while now and frankly, I love the idea that someone
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Most files can be either dos or unix, but some (notably shell scripts)
must be unix.
C source and header files too. For most lines, a new line or a carriage
return followed by a line feed are the same in C, so it is not trivial
to spot the difference. It does show up
Hello Sorana.
I would love a tutorial. Also, if there is kind of install party planned
then consider me in... or as much in as I can considering assignment load.
Basically, for school work I use MathType and Word because it's the
combination I found that works best for me.
Besides that, I want to
Hi all,
From time to time I hear voices at the campus, asking me when the next Linux
party will be. I usually tell them that we simply have no volunteers, but
this time it's different: SSDL and Prof. Yossi Gil will be glad to host the
next Instaparty here in the Technion. The day will combine
Does andLinux or coLinux fall under the definition of virtual machine?
Tal.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Sorana Fraier sf10...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Eran
As far as I know there isn't a install party. If there are a couple of
other students that are interested on virtualbox on their
Hello there,
I am glad to hear about this initiative!
I think a W2L Series in Haifa is long over due.
I am willing to donate my time to help with the organization, give lectures
(I even have a few ides) and helping with troubleshooting some of the
problems mentioned on the post regarding the
Hi,
Not sure what you mean here (I could google the terms, but for now, I
won't).
We decided to using Ubuntu 8.04 because it is a distribution that the
students should be familiar with.
In the past, we had dual boot machines, and the experience was not so good.
I would really like Microsoft to
Dear Amichai,
Glad to see that you are willing to help. I would love to run such an event,
but take note that it is not just an Installation Party, but also should
serve to help students and other solve their difficulties in using Linux.
I trust this is not too difficult to do.
Will see if we
Dear Amir,
Indeed, the problem is MS Office. When I started the transition, I tried ot
think of everything. But, I did not think enough about the preparation of
the instructors. As it turns out, the problem begins with the fact that the
instructors send to the students DOC and even DOCX files.
Sorana,
How about it if you helped students installing virtual boxes in their
laptops? I would appreciate in help doing this on my own laptop computer.
Yossi
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Hello,
To begin with, I find the expressions Insta party and Linux party
somewhat, uhhm, wrong. I've been in several such parties and for some
reason, it didn't look very jolly, for some reason. More like a lot of
pale faces staring on screens. How about meeting the gurus? ;)
Anyhow, I
Yossi - I meant Adblock plus:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1865
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Hi.
I love your idea of Live DOK. In fact, I was going to suggest something
similar, but this is perhaps not as good. My idea was that the students will
be able to burn an Ubuntu CD right from the lab's computers. The disk on key
could be even better I guess, but would not that ruin the student's
Hi,
On 1/27/09, Eli Billauer e...@billauer.co.il wrote:
Hello,
To begin with, I find the expressions Insta party and Linux party
somewhat, uhhm, wrong. I've been in several such parties and for some
reason, it didn't look very jolly, for some reason. More like a lot of
pale faces staring
As for the other issues, I can only ask one question: Do you have one Linux
geek in the lab's support team? To me it seems like these problems require a
few hours each to solve, which is peanuts in terms of employment, but too
much to ask someone to volunteer for...
The situation is as
Hi Yossi,
On 1/27/09, Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com wrote:
With regard to the parties. I think it is a good idea to have a gatherving
event. I would not have picked the name party myself, but since it was
used in the past, why not redo it.
The name is chosen due to historical reasons. We
Hello Everyone
I am willing to donate my time for any help needed.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 5:02 PM, Amichai Rotman amic...@iglu.org.il wrote:
Hello there,
I am glad to hear about this initiative!
I think a W2L Series in Haifa is long over due.
I am willing to donate my time to help with
I'm not seeking support for farm computers and I never suggested installing
something there. The only time I came to the SSDL was to visit Lutzky with
some friends. I'm a CS student and seek Linux for my machines for personal
use.
I also tried VM and one point or another and got frustrated fairly
Yossi, Adir,
You can count me in!
I have lots of ides, since I was thinking about a similar event for a long
time now.
Cheers!
.::.
Amichai Rotman
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Registered Ubuntu User
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 05:42:31PM +0200, Yossi Gil wrote:
Some of the comments I got showed that I did not make as clear as I should
have the kind of teaching we do in SSDL.
We offer the following courses:
Software Design: Java based.
Software Engineering: Mostly Java.
Object Oriented
Hi Tzafrir,
I am not sure which ML and which Prolog are used. Also, I do not know which
tools are used in verification. I believe Rational Rose / Rhapsody are used
for some of the courses.
Yossi
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I see that I am a bit late.
I would like to help with the 'party' as well. I have done Linux
installs for about 20 people, even some at the Technion, and of course
I am the 'go to' person afterwards. So I am familiar with many of the
issues new Linux users face, especially Hebrew- and Israeli-
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