And I saw once more the difference to a native speaker: didn't even
notice any problem in that sentence, just accepting and understanding it...
Still learning :-)
Rolf
David Burgess schrieb:
Not that you were unclear, I just couldn't resist the opportunity to poke fun.
db
On Tue, Sep
I did some testing for you on a few of my systems.
CentOS / LTSP 4.2 -- music works, but sound on YouTube doesn't. I
installed an Alsa-ESD package to get music to work. I didn't do
anything in attempt to get YouTube sound to work, but I hear there are
some using it successfully.
Debian Etch /
Jordan Erickson wrote:
Patrick Rady wrote:
*snip*
With Ubuntu, there is a certain pressure to upgrade- if you want your
users to have the latest versions of, say, OpenOffice. You need to
upgrade (in my case because of weird bugs with print drivers we need
to use) because they are so
Just wondering what the current status of webcam usage is on either LTSP
4.2 or LTSP 5. My company is looking to use a few Proscope HR cameras
(usb connected, similar in function to a webcam). This model uses the
UVC driver.
Any success stories out there?
-Rob
For whatever reason, Patrick can't send to the list due to suspicious
headers. I'll forward his reply now.
- Jordan/Lns
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I'm getting as irritated by this mailing list as I am by Hardy Heron. My
replies keep getting blocked due to suspicious headers and I haven't included
my
I apologize if I'm continuing an OT thread, but I would like to agree
with Patrick. LTSP setups, especially larger ones (more than 5-10
clients), should be VERY stable, including all applications that users
will be using. They are a unique exception in the desktop scenario. I
was pulled in by
hi,
On Mi, 2008-10-01 at 19:48 -0400, Patrick Rady wrote:
I guess I'm feeling a little burned by Hardy Heron. Perhaps I am confused by
the concept of the LTS version- but it seems like the LTS concept is kind of
pointless for desktop versions. I understand a long-term support version of a
Patrick Rady wrote:
While I may be confused about HTML versus Plain Text, in my messages...
*ahem* sorry.
After hearing what Jordan and Rob had to say, I conclude that my problem is
definitely not with LTSP, but with Ubuntu.
And it's looking like Debian might be the way to go. My
What about debian-testing...?
(i dont want to get you away from debian or something, but your
assumptions seem fairly wrong, in fact the massively outdated and stuck
nature of stable debian releases (which is great for servers but sucks
on desktops) is the main reason ubuntu exists at all)
