Scott E Foulk wrote:
Aloha,
One of our teachers, Derek Esibill, is trying to get his floppy drive
to work on his LTSP server. Any ideas why it suddenly would not work? It is a
standard type of fd, not USB.
Is the floppy light coming on when trying to mount or format the floppy?
Is there a free and open source toll that can be used to generate
PHP/MySQL code? Someone has asked me about this; they want to use it to
build quick apps.
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Jim Thompson wrote:
>
> On Feb 2, 2007, at 12:04 AM, R. Scott Belford wrote:
>> One of the assurance we gave the C&C was that the bad sites would be
>> blocked. We are not in a position to be cavalier about this. Members
>> of our neighborhood board have pressed me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Peter Besenbruch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I thought I would pass on this little snippet from today's paper:
Ewa Beach basks in free Wi-Fi
What did you all use for your wireless gear and is there any throttling of the
bandwidth going on? Could there be any legal r
Jim Thompson wrote:
> Microsoft plans to go after mid-sized businesses which it >suspects< of
> using "illegal" copies.
>
> http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=8235
>
>> Microsoft will take a new approach toward mid-size companies it
>> suspects of using unlicensed software, sending
with that.
Currently we have packaged 40 of 100 computers that we are sending to
the Philippines.
I am not the best at self-promotion.
More information at:
http://www.aces-samoa.org/
Jacques
Honolulu
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Nakashima wrote:
Having complete confidence in the delivery person :-) , I'm pretty sure
you got mine, right?
Mercy
The exceedingly generous gift from you and your family has been well
received, Peter, and we are quite grateful. Thanks for following
through. The gentle nudging has put al
HawaiiDakine.com wrote:
Did You Get my Check?
I sent it before Christmas.
Aloha Al
Our thanks to you and Julie. Yours did arrive. One of the four hard
drive checks arrived, too. Technically we received two. It's no big
deal, at all, Michael is rich, ;-), but I thought a little remind
Michael Bishop wrote:
Vince Hoang wrote:
Since Michael offered to help, I am going to ask him to handle
the order and have HOSEF reimburse him. Let Scott know if you
need a donation receipt.
OK, so I'm ordering (4) Western Digital 500G HDs and (1) 3ware
9500S-4LP. I'll post when it arrives.
from companies utilizing Free and
Open Source Software. Dave Roberts, Vice President Strategy and
Marketing, will be their representative.
Please register now and join us on January 20, 2007 from 10-5.
--scott
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Jim Thompson wrote:
>
>
> On Dec 25, 2006, at 9:53 PM, Julian Yap wrote:
>> Anyone use a Linksys NSLU2? Any good?
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSLU2
>
> I've got two, but I don't use either one for a NAS.
>
> I've been sorta kicking around the idea of a GigE NAS. All but one of
> the com
Julian Yap wrote:
> Things are starting to get unwieldy and the amount of HD storage
> required for files which can be offloaded (namely music, photos) has
> increased to the point where I need to consider other storage options.
> Basically I want a cheap NAS (and that cheap to run, so not a PC).
>
Jim Thompson wrote:
You might conclude that I'm considering building a product around all
this. About 70% of what I'm thinking is in this thread
http://www.intel.com/design/servers/storage/ss4000-E/
This runs a Linux kernel. Is it a m0no0wall derivative rather than
being based on free
Brian Chee wrote:
My biggest bitch about "normal" machines is that I want my NAS up all the
time and a 350watt power supply could potentially add something like
$20/month to my electric bill
As a partial aside - if a power supply is rated at 350 watts, does this
mean that it constantly pul
Vince Hoang wrote:
To whom do I send the tax deductable gift? Hosef?
HOSEF
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
Our address has changed. The above address is still active but rarely
checked.
HOSEF
PO Box 2644
Ewa Beach, HI 96706
Since Michael offered to help, I am going to ask him to handle
t
Pizza, $7, otherwise it is Free
For directions, go to
http://www.hawaii.edu/campusmap/
and click on Marine Science [E4]
For parking please write [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I hope to see you there.
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P
en people are
passionate about something, heated debates will occur. This is free and
open source software. It's all about the passion. No one is getting
paid for this, so what else is there if not passion?
What else is there if not passion? How about civility and respect.
--jc
deductible to the extend of the law.
Thanks folks. Thank you all very much.
Yes, thank-you.
-Vince
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
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For directions, go to
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For parking please write [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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PO Box
Tim Newsham wrote:
Its not that simple. Windows boxes are a heckuva lot easier to
populate with the software that creates botnets. They're an open
infection vector.
I don't agree at all. There are sufficient server and client
vulnerabilities in *BSD, linux, OS X and windows. Many of the
Wilson Chan wrote:
==Screenshot of locked Proxy Settings==
http://tinyurl.com/m9a4z
Notice how "Manual proxy configuration" is selected and all the other fields are greyed out.
Outstanding work, Wilson. This seems to be a bit of what we got from
Larry Mateo and a lot of your own concoction
Robert Green wrote:
This is probably off topic, but how did you come up with the subject
line? Are the firefox settings being used to prevent access to adult
content?
Woops. Thanks, Robert. I did not elaborate. With each update of
Firefox, the universal proxy settings are overwritten. Addi
Aloha All
With each firefox update of our K12LTSP lab at the park in Ewa Beach,
the proxy settings are overwritten. Wilson Chan has so kindly shown how
to correct this, but a savvy kid can still edit his/her personal
preferences for a direct connection to the Internet.
I posted the followin
Vince Hoang wrote:
*eyes roll*
Vince made short order of it. Thanks, Vince. I don't know the lyrics
to "eyes roll."
-Vince
--scott
So, what is kind of tragic for me is that I still cannot parse my export
file for the data I seek. I know no programming language, I can't
follow half of what I have read, and I continue seeking a solution. I
must have come to a Linux users group. :-)
I have uploaded the file here.
http://
So, what is kind of tragic for me is that I still cannot parse my export
file for the data I seek. I know no programming language, I can't
follow half of what I have read, and I continue seeking a solution. I
must have come to a Linux users group. :-)
I have uploaded the file here.
http://w
Jim Thompson wrote:
Oops, Vince is right.
Okay, so I paste this into my terminal window
cat Music.txt | awk '{FS="\t";RS="\r";printf("\"%s\" %s %s\n", $1, $2,
$4)}' < /tmp/scott > /tmp/scott.out
and I get this on my osx machine
awk: i/o error occurred on /dev/stdin
source line number 1
e run the above as well as the shorter script you suggested, Jim.
I get this output in my terminal
"Name" Artist Composer
So, it appears to work for the first part of the file that maps what is
what in the export, but it is not parsing the rest of the goodies. At
least it seems
Aloha All
I am wanting to generate a human-readable list of my iTunes library.
The export from iTunes creates a very busy file as seen below. Is
anyone familiar enough with SED to share how to extract name, artist,
and album from the exported file?
I want it to look something like this. Au
g out
literature, and networking. If you are willing or able, the times we
need help are as follows
Thursday 8-3
Friday 8-5
Saturday 9-4
Parking is free for volunteers, and refreshments are available.
Please call or email me if you would like to help
--scott
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Auditorium, The University of Hawaii
If you want Pizza, $7, otherwise it is Free
For directions, go to
http://www.hawaii.edu/campusmap/
and click on Marine Science [E4]
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otherwise it is Free
For directions, go to
http://www.hawaii.edu/campusmap/
and click on Marine Science [E4]
For parking please write [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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PO Box 2644
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808.689.6518 phone/
On September 21-23 HOSEF will be participating in the City and County's
recycling fair at the Blaisdell. If anyone has time and interest, you
would be very valuable tending the booth and handing out information.
Please let me know if you are able to assist. The event hours are as
follows:
T
R. Scott Belford wrote:
Tim Newsham wrote:
How close is mesh routing to be ready for prime time? It sounds like
the city of new orleans is finding it indispensible. How strict is
oceanic and hawaiiantelcom about bandwidth sharing? Wasn't HOSEF
setting up some community wireless pro
kes off of some broadband link, though.
Perhaps, Tim, you will soon see our free4ewa essid in your neighborhood.
Tim Newsham
http://www.thenewsh.com/~newsham/
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80
Tim Newsham wrote:
One more question here folks, I ( me and Derek Esibill) have installed
Edubuntu LTSP in Derek's science lab and in the new Boy's and Girl's
club here at Kailua Intermediate School. The thin clients boot up
(with PXELINUX NIC's) to the Edubuntu login screen, but when you
log
David Imai wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions, Julian and Vince. It's a RAID-1 system after all. Using a live CD i was able to mount one of the hard drives and I saw that the 2006 files were still there.
Next I tried taking the hard drives and attaching them to a system running Ubuntu. I installed
directions, go to
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
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Aloha all
This came to us from our friend John Weathersby at the OSSI. Given the
preponderance of military installations in Hawaii, the following should
be of interest to us:
The U.S. Department of Defense just released their strategic roadmap for
open source (Open Technology) development
: Marine Sciences Auditorium, The University of Hawaii
If you want Pizza, $7
For directions, go to
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This whole gnu/linux/foss thing can be overwhelming. That is why we
got started a few years ago. The thinking was simple - let's get more
Linux labs into schools using Free eWaste and Free Software. Along the
way, let's do it openly so that folks can help and learn at the same time.
We've done
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
I really wish someone could have shown me his/her Ubuntu installation so
I wouldn't have to waste the past weekend. But I understand we all have
our priorities.
In the interest in saving future weekends, please know that you can come
by McKinley any Saturday t
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntucert2
"Alastair Otter writes: "Six South Africans were this afternoon the
first candidates worldwide to write the brand new Ubuntu Professional
certification. They wrote the exams, backed by the Linux Professional
Association (LPI), during the LinuxWorld show i
Reading the Star-Bulletin from here on east coast, I cannot help but
notice that our friends at the Star-Bulletin are now using FOSS for
their photo gallery
http://starbulletin.com/gallery/main.php
Well Done
--scott
i.edu/campusmap/
and click on Marine Science [E4]
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Tim Newsham wrote:
Look at some of the amazing things people do with the blunt object
known as IA32.
Brilliant.
Tim Newsham
http://www.lava.net/~newsham/
--scott
https://sgddemo.sun.com/
Welcome to the Sun Secure Global Desktop demonstration server
"... well, it was the demonstration server until it got mentioned on
Slashdot - now it's only demonstrating how we didn't size it with this
sort of load in mind.
Probably best to check back in in a couple
Josh wrote:
If anyone could use them let me know. I was using
them for introducing people to Linux becuase the
packaging makes them look more "legitimate" than a
CD-R with "Ubuntu" scribbled on it with a marker...
Aloha Josh
Our Saturday workshops make for a good venue for Ubuntu CDs. We ge
Let it be known that Vince has done some exceptional work with our FTP
mirror. We are now running lighttpd.
http://hosef.ics.hawaii.edu
After several hardware failures, our mirror is getting whipped into
shape. We should all be grateful. Last time I checked, it cost me
nothing to reap all
Wayne Maeda wrote:
> On Tuesday 11 April 20
>
>
> What I really needed were my username and hostname to get into my new
> Hawaiiantel web site. This information was different from the usual email
> username. Nobody could tell me what they were.
For what it's worth, I got a call this past Satu
We have two events coming up that may merit your attention. The first
is Embrace Ewa and the second is a computer lab installation at a City
and County Park in Ewa Beach.
Embrace Ewa
Saturday April 15, 2006. 4-9 p.m.
This is an event held at James Campbell High School. It is the first
annual,
Bully Soares wrote:
> Anyone got a network printer they want to donate to a school?
We have plenty, but.
>
> HOSEF donated a few to us this past year and I'm really thankful for
> that. However, Out of the 4 we were only able to make one work.
> Now that one's on it's 'last leg'
I don't rec
Last year we had the pleasure of being on Kerry Koide's Tech Talk
television program. I did an install of the K12LTSP distro and booted
an ewaste thin client from it. This was all on live TV.
Kerry asked great questions. If you are thinking of ways to make a
difference in your nearby public
Dave Burns wrote:
On 3/24/06, Julian Yap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I missed the announcement, and it's not on the HOSEF calendar.
What/where/who/when?
The HOSEF calendar is for anyone to submit an event to.
So if I knew when where and what this event will be, I'd put it in the
calendar.
Thought this would be interesting to some of you.
http://www.xyzcomputing.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=589
--scott
Aloha Folks
This Saturday the volunteers from HOSEF will be installing our third
computer lab at Kailua Intermediate. This, like all the others we've
done, will consist of a server and thin clients. An anonymous donor is
buying the server for the school.
We'll be meeting at the school at 1
m the Central DOE, and if
so, should they be Classifed?
> Has the group worked
> something out in that area?
Everything is a work in process. The fact is this - The push for
Standardization in the School is Killing Innovation. We are trying to help.
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We have a vault full of computers that you may be interested in helping
us put to use. The vault is leased by CompUSA, and it is full of the
remnants from when Computers for Kids partnered with CompUSA to store
computers. Whatever we don't remove tomorrow will be going to the Gulch.
You heard me
Matt Darnell wrote:
On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Novell *has* migrated their own stuff. They address this subject well.
Rana Dutt definitely could have taught you a few things about big time
VOIP deployments. I fear, Matt, you are determined to stick t
Stan Baptista wrote:
Normally a conference is not mic'd up to capture
audience questions.
So mic them. Although this thread is discussing the
pros/cons of attending a conference and what the
topics should be, fact is not everyone can do that.
The Q&As are extremely useful.
Thanks, Stan. I
-
a lot of the names looked familiar.
Most of the names were not even vaguely familiar. Aaron Seigo, Robin
Miller, and John Terpstra were my only repeat visitors.
Thanks for your feedback. Feedback is a gift.
I'm here to help :)
We are definitely interested in informed, pro-active
Matt Darnell wrote:
A little late but here are my answers
Am I going - No
I find your response most interesting and obviously a little late to be
helpful. Ironically, you made no such comments after our first year,
when, let's see, you spoke and were an in-kind sponsor.
Why? - None
teaches kids to build a computer, install software, and type an
essay. They keep their computer, one of the many donated to HOSEF, upon
graduation.
>From 6:30 - 8:00 a.m. you can see the future stars of Hawaii.
--scott
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Aloha Folks
If you are one with LDAP, and you wish to radiate your knowledge with
others, we have a really great chance, NOW. To put some icing on the
cake of our email garden at PTC this week, HOSEF is trying to set up
LDAP. The purpose is for delegates, using Squirrelmail, to look one
ano
3) status, and
more. LUGs promote and sustain FOSS in a variety of ways, and HOSEF is
here to see that FOSS is promoted and sustained.
Aloha
--scott
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
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If you haven't looked, yet, the TPOSSCON videos are up
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=tposscon
It's tough, though, to go to google video and not look around. Look
what I found:
Video Game (this kills me it is so funny)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7356511607150727925
R. Scott Belford wrote:
With a request for Clarification, let me say that the Friday mentioned
below is *tomorrow*, Saturday is the 31st, and Tuesday is the 3rd.
1. Computers to Cambodia
In cooperation with BYUH and the USAF, we are going to ship a pallet of
computers to Cambodia next
Okay, so you've only got 3 days to make up for all the bad you did this
past year. HOSEF can help. We have 3 opportunities for you to make
this a better world. I *need* *YOUR* help. We always have fun, and the
world will be rounder because of you. Yes, YOU.
1. Computers to Cambodia
In c
I am not sure if anyone else is using ntop on this list
http://www.ntop.org
but, it sure is worth a spin.
I installed it some time ago when on a Debian Dselect Shopping Spree,
but it wasn't until a Poster on the K12osn list brought it up that I
took action.
*Wow*
Talk about eye candy and g
A few weeks ago Clifton and Tim did some unreal python scripting that
assessed and dropped ssh brute force break-in attempts. Watching PUG,
the Python Users Group, at work, was impressive. Along those lines, I
just learned of a very nice tool at Sourceforge
fail2ban.sourceforge.net
that can
ound here
http://128.171.104.110/
Aloha
--scott
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PO Box 392
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
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Some of you have not yet registered for the Terpstra class. This is a good
thing. Let me let you in on a secret. HOSEF members get 10% off any class
we do, and Terpstra attendees get Free TPOSSCON admission.
This means that if you spend $25 to become a HOSEF member, you save $75 off of
the c
ASAP if you are interested. We will be working at McKinley the
next two Saturdays, so you have plenty of time to show your skills.
--scott
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PO Box 392
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Friday 02 December 2005 10:39, Tim Newsham wrote:
> > So is this going to be a Python, etc.. meet up?
>
> Yes, If people show up. If not hopefully Scott can keep me busy
> with something.
There is a little tiny something. I generally get an F in PR, and this month
is no exception. The next
On Friday 02 December 2005 09:13, Laurence Laforga wrote:
> Brian, are those enclosed racks? If HOSEF wants 'em then that's fine.
I think that they are open, and that Brian offered them to us at some point.
Logistics, storage, recipients, and the whole lot of procedures that go with
responsibly
.
--scott
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PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tim Newsham wrote:
Would anyone be interested in starting up a very informal Hawaii
Python Users' Group? Probably more of an occasional meet-up and chat,
but we could see what evolves from it.
Ok, so lots of people are interested. What's the next step?
It would be good to come together som
Bully wrote:
Warren Togami wrote:
"Free Software will Make you Younger"
The uninitiated would read "Free Software" and "Make you Younger" and
immediately assume it is spam. Just a random thought...
Warren Togami
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Even the "initiated" would read 'spam' out of those headi
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 09:47 pm, Jim Thompson wrote:
> James A. Stroble wrote:
> >On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 19:03 -1000, Jim Thompson wrote:
> >>LUAU (Linux Users AnonymoUs) is mostly (at this point) a mailing list
> >>(hosted on HOSEF's server) for linux, free and open source advocacy in
> >>Hawa
On Thursday 10 November 2005 03:52 am, Jim Thompson wrote:
>
> HOSEF's mission needs tweaking. Introducing kids to computers is
> interesting and exciting, but Hawaii needs more startups, more
> businesses that can be run out of a spare bedroom or two. I don't come
> to denigrate the efforts thu
n
be yours for free at 5:45 on November 15 by attending the Open Source
Pizza extravaganza. Please join Free and Open Source Software advocate,
R. Scott Belford, at UH's Marine Science Auditorium as he shows you how
Linux on the Desktop makes for a saner computing experience.
A user of Linux
On Thursday 10 November 2005 11:42 am, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> "StarBasic"
>
> Just in case anyone is interested, you can download a copy of the user
> manual (in pdf) below:
>
> http://www.eiu.edu/~itshelp/software/staroffice8/StarOffice_Basic_Guide_en-
>US.PDF
>
> Or if you prefer an on-l
hawaii.edu/campusmap/
and click on Marine Science [E4]
Look forward to seeing you there.
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The Hawai`i Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
R. Scott Belford wrote:
From the original posting in this thread, the title can be found:
Peak Oil, FOSS, Hawaii & You
That's exactly what I meant, "not-yet-titled". BTW 16-node should be
16-way. Oops.
I don't think that you are ma
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Jim (& I am sure yourself too) has a wide spectrum of knowledge. Any
discussion here can be a potential subject of his not-yet-titled Pizza
talk.
From the original posting in this thread, the title can be found:
Peak Oil, FOSS, Hawaii & You
Peak Oil, FOSS, Hawaii & You
A discussion of how Free and Open Source Software will foster innovation
and economic growth, maybe even competitive advantages, in the face of
rising fuel prices.
About the Speaker
Jim Thompson has been noodling around the UNIX world for far too long a
time.
d you to
share your knowledge and earn money at the same time.
--scott
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PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
For those who have not yet heard me say this, Alex Banh and Sun Wah will
be here for TPOSSCON in January.
http://www.linuxelectrons.com/article.php/20051005183120307
NANJING, China – Six PC makers, including Haier and Founder, announced
yesterday that they have won contracts to provide a tot
Aloha All
If interested, please join me Thursday evening for the HOSEF road show.
I have a lot of fun doing this, and I hope that you will tell someone
about it.
An Economic Revolution: Linux and Open Source Software
Thursday, October 6, 2005
7:00 p.m.
The University of Hawaii
Krauss Hall
Yuki
ution.
--scott
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PO Box 392
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
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Jim Thompson wrote:
---snip much illumination--
>
> If you've got a cast-off P3 box, its fairly trivial to give it a pair
> of PCI NICs and run m0n0wall from an ISO image. This will result in
> higher throughput for the IPSEC side of things.
>
> The other way to improve performance would
Jim Thompson wrote:
On Sep 23, 2005, at 7:46 AM, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Jim Thompson wrote:
C) Build a MythTV box. Record what you want, when you want,
compress at will.
Actually MythTV may be the best option, all things considered. (When
are you going to give your "M"TV de
Aloha All
HOSEF will be installing two computer labs for Kailua Intermediate on
Saturday. One lab was set up by HOSEF volunteers, Bully, Michael, and Ted,
several months ago. The teacher now wants more clients added. The second
lab is a ground-up install of a 30 station room.
The clients ar
A reminder that from 5:45 to 8:30 we'll be having our inaugural Open
Source Pizza tonight at the Marine Sciences Auditorium at The University
of Hawaii. For directions, go to
http://www.hawaii.edu/campusmap/
and click on Marine Science [E4]
Novell will be our first guests, and Jim Thompson will
It is so amazing to me that I had to share with you folks that here in
Georgia, at Krystal (think White Castle if you are up North)
http://www.krystal.com/
there is a free wireless hotspot. Now, in a "major" city, I can see it.
But, I am in Garden City,
http://www.gardencityga.org/
which,
own right Novell continues that
effort and assures its customers and partners that it intends to deliver
standards based solutions that interoperate with existing and new
technologies.
--scott
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R. Scott Belford
Founder/Executive Director
The Hawai`i Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
K
Aloha folks,
Apologies to those of you who might have made plans to join us in
putting together a computer lab this Saturday at Kailua Intermediate.
At the request of the Tech Coordinator, we have rescheduled for two
weeks from now, September 24. Watch the Calendar at hosef.org for any
further de
We had a great installation this past Saturday at Halau Lokahi. We did not
have any new faces. We did have some seasoned veterans, though.
For those accustomed to HOSEF installations, this was strikingly different in
a few ways. For one, we did not have to run cable. The school's tech
coordinat
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