Several weeks ago, no, nearly a month ago we installed a lab at
Hahaione. It was in many ways one of our greatest successes, but in
some ways it has not gone quite as well as the TC deserves. There is no
hurry, yet, to have the project complete, but without an update from me
there is no chance of
If you decide to go to the Halau Lokahi install today, I just received
some more detailed directions. We'll be there from 9ish(reports of bad
traffic have come in) until done. Probably 2.
from Bully, the TC at Halau Lokahi
The directions are relatively simple so here they are.
The address i
Sandi Schneiderman wrote:
> Hi Scott
>
> Finally remembered to send you an email asking about who did the
> embrodiery on the HOSEF shirt you were wearing.
Aloha Sandi
Sorry for the delay. It took a few days to get in touch with the kind
volunteer, Calvin, who took care of the shirts. We had t
Little by little a number of loyal HOSEF volunteers have been working to
prepare Halau Lokahi for the installation of a Gnu Linux Edutainment
Learning Center, aka a K12LTSP thin-client lab. A responsible
installation does not occur overnight. This one began back in January,
during John Terpstra's
Until yesterday, we were planning on installing a computer lab for
Kailua Intermediate. Little by little, equipment has been staged by
volunteers such as Ben Timmerman and by organizations such as FEMA.
School just began, and the tech coordinator, Scott F., has kindly
requested a delay. If you we
Nearly every day, with our without email traffic, the server providing
this list, our local mirror, and hosef confronts a barrage of iso
downloads, photo gallery reloads, and script kiddie assaults.
You may or may not have noticed that it spent a few days being
unavailable three weeks ago. What n
We have long considered adding a page to the HOSEF domain that lists
FOSS service providers and developers here in Hawaii. It is neither an
endorsement nor an opportunity to advertise. It is simply to be a
comprehensive listing of any person or organization in this marketplace.
If you care
After a year of holding weekly meetings across the island in a Talk-Shop
venue, they are now being discontinued. In their place will be a
monthly Open Source Pizza at UH, and a monthly Commercial Linux, with
Pizza, at Commercial Data Systems. More official and noteworthy
announcements to come
I am uploading photos from Linuxworld to the HOSEF site. Highlights
include photos of various Chinese Linux Desktops as well as pictures of
the esteemed Warren Togami doing a presentation at the Red Hat booth.
Enjoy
http://www.hosef.org/gallery/lwsf05
--scott
Aloha Folks
We will be installing a computer lab for Hahaione Elementary today from
10 -
http://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=595+Pepeekeo+Street,+Honolulu,+HI+96825
The computers and equipment are on site. We will be cabling the lab,
setting up the workstations, and doing some installation
On Sunday 31 July 2005 04:53 pm, Matt Darnell wrote:
> Aloha,
>
> I am having trouble with one of our servers.
>
> Background:
> It is a Dell 1750 with hardware SCSI Raid 1. We are running Debian.
>
> The server fell apart last weekend (after fsck from a rescue CD the
> '/' file system was empty).
Slashdot recently referenced a good article about the growing number of
Brute Force Attacks against ssh
http://www.whitedust.net/article/27/Recent%20SSH%20Brute-Force%20Attacks/
Night after night my server is one whose logs fill with thousands of
lines like these:
Security Events
=-=-=-=-=-
Pictures are worth the proverbial thousand words, and we have collected
some screenshots from all the software that is installed, for free, when
we set up a donated Gnu Linux Edutainment Learning Center. The software
that we install on the server is called the K12LTSP, and it is based on
Fedor
Aloha folks
I'd like to share some pictures with you from a recent and very
impressive Computer Guts session we did at the Boys and Girls Club in Ewa.
http://www.hosef.org/gallery/slideshow.php?set_albumName=childrenbuildserver
The average age of the children pictured is 12.5. The server wil
Ben Timmerman wrote:
Geeze, Friday morning. This is probably a fire alarm response kinda
thing in that if you don't pick it up tomorrow it'll end up in a trash
dumpster or some else's hands or you wouldn't be making this a last
minute project.
Wrong, but thanks for the impassioned scenario
We have a need to extract equipment, mainly laser printers and monitors,
from the East-West Center tomorrow. The final destination is either
Campbell High or my garage in Ewa Beach (storage is a nightmare right
now.) We plan to pick up around 10-11 tomorrow morning. Feel free to
join the joy
On Friday 08 July 2005 08:39 pm, Blake Vance wrote:
> -
> BV: Not to appear picky, but what kind of horsepower are we talking about?
PIII 500-600 mhz.
>
> Frustration is always welcome
> -
> BV: Not from the end of the frustratee
Yes, but you are persisting. For that you will be rewarded.
--s
On Friday 08 July 2005 01:32 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Well, there is much to ponder from all your input, thanks. It's not leading
> to much faith in the few users I'm been able to convince to try Linux (or
> the rubberneckers) when I reinstall the OS (my own lacking) or switch to
> another di
ojects like Computer Guts, Linux
Labs, and LUAU.
--scott
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Founder/Executive Director
The Hawai`i Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lono wrote:
> Aloha,
> Are you moving computers this Thursday? (7/7) If you are, and still need an
> extra pair of hands, I'd be willing to help out until noon. I can be reached
> at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or (808)381-3701.
> Also, do you know anyone who could help me install linux on a laptop? I'm
>
We are in need of someone to assist tomorrow with the loading of monitors and
computers. They are located at the Post building and the East West Center.
Ben will be at UH's Post building, 3rd floor, at 9. An on-campus body is
needed. The computers will be delivered to Kailua Intermediate for
On Thursday 30 June 2005 09:22 pm, Michael Bishop wrote:
> HOSEF needs help this Saturday at McKinley to prep thin clients for
> schools and go though the equipment that we have.
Great idea. If you want to round the day out with community minded activity,
feel free to join us in Ewa Beach for th
I was informed by a noble HOSEF volunteer that the June Edition of Linux
Format magazine has an article about HOSEF on page 108. Included is a
picture of Ted and Andy hauling computers to Enchanted Lake Elementary. Now
that I have actually picked up a copy and read it, I can only say that Hawa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> http://sites.gizoogle.com/?url=http://www.hosef.org
Holy cow. That's the funniest thing I've seen. Look what it does to a
Debian Test Page. Warning, some marginal language
http://sites.gizoogle.com/?url=http://www.belford.net
--scott
ryuhei yokokawa wrote:
> Hi, my name is Ryuhei Yokokawa, I used to do some Linux work with Warren
> Togami back in Mid-Pac. I was wondering if you are having a meeting
> this saturday, since I have a P2 machine (kinda broken) that may be good
> for salvaging. I also wanted to ask some questions a
Once a week we hold a Talk-Shop at various locales across the island.
The second Wednesday is for Kailua, and as of today we are changing
locations. From 6-8:30 you will be able to find us at The Shack rather
than Roundtable Pizza. Both are in Enchanted Lake.
--scott
Jimen Ching wrote:
> On the HOSEF website, under 'Organization Info', in the 'Contact' page,
> the mailling list URL is listed as:
>
> http://lists.hosef.org/mailman
>
> Following that link gives an error.
Thanks for noticing and for letting someone know, Jimen. The error has
been repair
Al Plant wrote:
> Aloha Scott!
>
>
> At what time do the get togethers happen?
Woops. Thanks, Al. From 6 to 8:30.
How can you know if you found us? Sometimes it is obvious, but you can
always look for the guy with a HOSEF shirt and debian gnu/linux on his
powerbook.
>
>
> Al Plant
>
>
Jim Thompson wrote:
>
> So, Jamie and Hunter are out of town next week, but I should be at
> Roundtable on Weds.
> (And here I was hoping that it was going to be at Chilli's or
> something, just so I could attend
> one of those.)
Splendid. For those wondering, Jim is referring to our weekly
Ta
Jim Thompson wrote:
>
> On Jun 2, 2005, at 10:55 PM, Vince Hoang wrote:
>
>> Scott forwarded me a note from tridge, of rsync and samba fame, a
>> few months ago, and I am finally getting around to it. He will be
>> "staying near the University at Manoa from the 17th to the 25th
>> of June" and is
On Wednesday 01 June 2005 11:26 pm, Jimen Ching wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is an archive of this mailing list available?
http://lists.hosef.org/pipermail/luau/
looks like Vince has accumulated archives back to 1998.
>
> --jc
--scott
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> perhaps you can bring those pcHDTV cards to McKinley? BTW, is your
> house finished? It's been a long while. (I understand it is a big
> mansion, when are you gonna invite us over for a party? Just kidding.)
Just a clarification on McKinley and HOSEF's activiti
Over the last year or so I have tried very hard not to bombard LUAU with the
ongoing activities that HOSEF continues to perpetuate. While recognition
from the Governor, the Legislature, the City Council, and Flavors of
Technology have been exciting and confirming of the vitality of Free and Ope
Vince Hoang wrote:
> using and does not list changes categorized as minor edits. It
> was enough to clean out changes by ÀñíçéàÖãæôßøü, so I thought
> nothing more of it. Oh well.
Thanks, Vince. This is a prime example of the many tasks you
thanklessly undertake for HOSEF. It is not an accident
Vince Hoang wrote:
> On Thu, May 12, 2005 at 04:01:30PM -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
>
>>>http://www.hosef.org/wiki/OpenSourceGhosting
>>>
>>>has incorrect information. The sentence:
>>>
>>>"g4u has now become g4l."
>
>
> I
>
> http://www.feyrer.de/g4u
>
> And the copyright analysis at:
>
> http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/g4l.html
>
> Thank you for reading my mail.
--scott
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PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
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producer of FLOSS. I applaud CherryOS for
learning.
--scott
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Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Byron Kapali wrote:
R. Scott Belford wrote:
Thanks Scott for your reply. Just to double check before I ruin the
file I want to modify this line:
first, cp lts.conf lts.conf.bak
then you can ruin away.
Sorry I missed your question on the k12 list.
#RCFILE_01 = floppyd
You got it
Byron Kapali wrote:
Aloha All,
Noobie question: Is there a way to use the removable media (floppy,
cdrom, usb) on the thin client while logged in to the K12LTSP server?
Example: I boot the thin client from a universal boot floppy to create
the lts session. I remove the boot disk. A student l
The paper did a nice write-up on our Computer Guts program at the Boys
and Girls Club.
http://starbulletin.com/2005/03/29/news/story4.html
--scott
Aloha Folks
Phil Sharp of the Hawaii PC Users Group has put together an event this
Thursday at CompUSA. What he wants to see, to quote Phil, is
Real Computer Users - Using Real Computers - Doing Real Work
It will be fun, and if you want to come by and set up something fun and
useful that yo
The project leader of the K12LTSP will be in Hawaii tomorrow. Eric
Harrison has, for several years now, been packaging the very software
that perpetuates HOSEF's use of recycled computers. For those not
familiar with the K12LTSP, it is a Fedora based, education focused
distribution of Linux t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody on our list had success with configuring cups on Debian or
Fedora? I am trying to help a local admin get all the printers to work
under this system. ( He's replacing an existing Win network with Linux !!!)
I use cups with debian and don't have any problems. H
Ted Kanemori wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion.
Where is this script? And how do I get it to run when the user logs on or
off?
I'll try it.
http://hs.riverdale.k12.or.us/terminal/faq.html
This is the script Wilson referred to. A cron job can be created to
reset the classroom daily, and shortc
Karen Lofstrom wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005, Matt Darnell wrote:
You wouldn't need anything like that. Just show and give your feedback.
Or, as a virtual alternative, we could have a wiki on the HOSEF web page
where we jot down our impressions of what went right and what went wrong.
Maybe
Ron Fox wrote:
The HOSEF calendar shows 2 locations for the next Talk Shop session on
Wed 26 Jan. One is the KD Cafe at Ewa Beach Shopping Center, the other
is at Chili's in Kapolei. Time is stated as 6:00PM - 8:30PM for both
locations. Which will it be? Will the HOSEF penguin with Karen's
Vince Hoang wrote:
If someone has the time and dedication to pick up the
responsiblity of finding speakers, we should be able to find a
time and place to meet. At the very least, this could be rolled
into the weekly workshops at McKinley.
Let me add that Joe O'Malley and Commercial Data System
ree, I think this was
pretty much the theme of the discussion.
FYI, folks, we really do meet *every* Saturday at McKinley, and this
really is a 2.5 year old, *consistent* gathering of a Group of Linux
Users. Are we a LUG? I like to think so, but a little more. We are
your LUG in Action.
Joseph Martel wrote:
I have been trying to get information on a meeting somewhere for
beginners. So far I want to avoid Samba. I am not interested in
Networking with dozens of computers. I have two computers at present, (an
ME and an XP) and I publish a monthly newsletter using Pagemaker and
Phot
I'll be calling Think Tech Radio this afternoon at 5:01 to promote
TPOSSCON. 89.3 on your dial.
I want to be meaty in my approach, so I am looking for metrics like the
recent 35 billion IDC number.
If you have some good tidbits you want to hear me include, please reply
in thread ASAP.
--s
m not sure if we
can get into the room at HCC (best) or if we can take it to Campbell. I
guess it could go to TPOSSCON.
It will not all fit at McKinley.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Friday 07 January 2005 05:11 pm, Blake Vance wrote:
> I registered early on for TPOSSCON and now would like to register
> for the above. PayPal assumes I am registering for the first time and
> tacks on $80. How can I now register for just the SAMBA class?
> Note, I did request an invoice hoping
and CUPS
An overview of Migration from NT4 to Samba
Diagnostic Techniques
An overview of Samba futures
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ronald Fox wrote:
The TPOSSCON main_logo.jpg states that the conference runs from Jan 17-21
and the event schedule at http://www.tposscon.org/schedule.php states that
John Terpstra will be conducting "Hands-on Samba Education" on Jan 17 and
18. Can the event schedule be corrected and also indica
nd worthy opportunity.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Camron W. Fox wrote:
Alle,
I registered for TPOSSCON on the website and received my PAYPAL
verification receipt. This was on the 17th of December. Does anyone know
whether I should expect any other e-correspondence from the conference
registration folks, or is the PAYPAL receipt my "Welc
http://www.pulver.com/sipsummit2005/index.html
Nothing with this.
-Matt
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In just a matter of weeks, folks like
John Terpstra
Bruce Perens
Robin 'roblimo' Miller
Jon 'maddog' Hall
Larry Rosen
Allen Gunn
Aaron Seigo
will be joining Tom Crabb of Novell, CJ Coppersmith of HP, Dave Pickens
of Sun, Todd Ogasawara of our eGov project, Dr. Stan Saiki with the
Pacific Teleh
In monitoring the K12OSN list, the following piece of SSH advice was
eloquently shared by a gentleman by the name of Rob Owens. It is so
good that it *must* be shared.
Quoted from Rob Owens
"The topic of ssh security was touched upon in the "uh oh" thread. I
have a couple comments about it
ing server.
Please join us, tell a friend, and get ready to see the future of
Hawai`i's Technology-based economy.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ho'ala Greevy wrote:
Aloha,
Does anyone have experiences/recommendations for open source CRM packages?
Something along the lines of an open source equivalent of Goldmine
perhaps.
http://www.browsercrm.com/welcome.php
Sugar looks the most mature
http://www.sugarcrm.com/home/
http://sourcef
With so much stuff coming in recently, it has been harder to see how we
could get all of it to schools. Not wanting to throw stuff away, I have
been looking for another solution. We have found it.
For now on, the Girls and Boys who graduate from my Computer Guts class
will be given a compute
rocks.
Any idea on model or year that is a safe cut off for accepting Macs to
be used with Linux would be appreciated.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
t
attending. You will not regret it.
--scott
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Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What if you could learn the martial arts from Bruce Lee, cooking from
Alan Wong, or Surfing from Eddie Akau?
Well, the offer is on the table to achieve the equivalent in mastering
SAMBA. The esteemed, revered, and rather entertaining John Terpstra is
eager to join us this January for TPOSSCON
.
This week an article ran in the Advertiser (overlooking us) about the
computers we gave to Shawn for Western Samoa. Our number was provided,
and the phone has rung off the hook. We will have a parade of donations
come through the door, and we could use some help.
--scott
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message - From: Vince Hoang
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content management systems are complex beasts that really require
someone with solid experience of the underlying architecture.
Thanks for saying that Vince. I think we need to be very careful when
pu
On Monday 29 November 2004 04:14 pm, Vikram Khurana wrote:
> Any news on another PHP class?
When do you want to do it, weekdays or weekends? Kevin is interested, but I
think he prefers a weekday slot. This is a little difficult at McKinley
right now.
--scott
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/11/16/2156205
"Whether Linux is suitable for the desktop yet is a point debated by
analysts, journalists, hobbyists, and pundits worldwide. It's easy to
find stories about enterprise adoption of Linux for servers, and
corporate CIOs are ever so willin
a few Saturdays. Details and directions are on the website
http://www.hosef.org
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I received this question from a state contact in the DOE. Anyone want
to offer their perspective?
I meant to discuss this when you come to do the server install but would
you be able to advise/recommend or give pros/cons in using the following
open source web portal/content management progr
the interest of expanding our volunteer base, I invite you to help out if
you have the desire and time. Please reply in thread or in person.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL
I enjoyed reading this and I am sure that a lot of you will too. It does a
good job of explaining the maturing strategic role Fedora is playing at
RedHat.
--scott
"I forgot about Linux until I got a call from Larry McVoy, telling me that
there was this software company in North Carolina (so
A benefit to the fact that we will be setting up and supporting a
thin-client email garden for the Pacific Telecommunication Conference is
that we are a sponsor in good company.
http://www.ptc.org/PTC05/sponsor/sponsor_list.html
--scott
mazing inroads
we are making.
Do your part to make certain that no child ever again has to ask "How do
you make a Wish?"
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some of you may have heard of Ubuntu
http://www.ubuntu.com/
Which has recently been added to our mirror. (thanks vince)
ftp://hosef.ics.hawaii.edu/ubuntu-cd/releases/warty/release/
I could send this to my Mom, and given all her computer problems, I just
might. Available on amd64, i386, and p
Tim Newsham wrote:
This Saturday at CompUSA, HOSEF will be assisting our schools by testing
and loading the equipment being donated by the public as part of the
Computers for Kids recycling day. With a generator, two tables, and 14
power cables, we will make sure that the equipment powers on. F
This Saturday at CompUSA, HOSEF will be assisting our schools by testing
and loading the equipment being donated by the public as part of the
Computers for Kids recycling day. With a generator, two tables, and 14
power cables, we will make sure that the equipment powers on. For those
of you w
distribution at some point ceases
to be informative and instead borders on promotional. Some time ago we
created some list policies to discourage this. Perhaps it is time we
revisit them.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua
Tonight's talk shop will take place, but it will start a little later
due to commitments. Please join us around 6:45 instead. Location
details are on the HOSEF calendar.
--scott
et us know how we can be of service in the
support and training part of the install.
Eric Brown
Keokuk High School
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
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Ted Kanemori wrote:
Hey,
HOSEF is in this morning's Honolulu Advertiser.
Page B3.
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Sep/16/ln/ln21a.html
HOSEF is volunteer driven, and it is great to see our volunteers getting
the attention that they deserve. Why haven't we seen you at our HO
helping and in coming by the workshops, keep an
eye on the HOSEF calendar where times will soon be announced. Should
you find it convenient to visit us, we would appreciate your help and
encourage you to contact us ahead so that detailed directions can be
provided.
--scott
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can come up with something appropriate.
Pretty impressive, huh? Shout out to the Leeward Coast. :-)
--scott
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PO Box 392
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
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This arrived today, and he is looking for ideas.
--scott
Hi there,
I don't know if this is who I should contact for this,
but perhaps you can help. I am looking at setting up
a LUG for my small community in Idaho and I need some
suggestions/pointers/ideas/anything else you might
find useful
Next time that you are in the airport, and you are there early, watch
them boot up one of the agriculture inspection machines from this company
http://www.smithsdetection.com/
The name on the side is Heimann Systems, and it is powered by some
distro of Linux. I couldn't get close enough, lega
Last year we learned about the Governor's website.
http://lists.hosef.org/pipermail/luau/2003-April/012871.html
I wonder where else in our government OSS is being used? We all
obviously know about the DOE.
Does anyone know and care to add it to this thread?
--scott
Wilson wrote:
What version of Open Office is FC2 running?
Without an install in front of me, I cannot say. I will tell you that
with respect to the K12LTSP dimension of your question, version 4.1 is
FC2 based and Openoffice is rather perky. Wayne could better elaborate
why. I just know i
not at the same IIPI conference in May?
Best wishes in your endeavor. wayne
Thanks, Wayne. It is not mine. I see it more as an endeavor for *our*
tech community. We are getting two responses: one is great, how can we
help, and the other is from the crabs in the bucket.
--scott
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Rodney wrote:
Is this PHP class still on for this coming Saturday (9/4/04)?
Rodney
Yes. If you have not signed up already, you can bring your check and
registration form with you.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua
This week we will be at Volcanoe Joe's on University Ave. across from
campus. Details are on the website's calendar,
http://www.hosef.org
6-8:30 p.m.
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Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/
t
--scott
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PO Box 392
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l OSS marketplace. R. Scott Belford of HOSEF will describe
the educational initiatives and successes in Hawaii.
This event is free, and registration is being handled by Novell.
http://register.novell.com/login/index.cfm?action=prelogin&fuse=event&id=13228&lcode=enu
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could
use and OSS alternative to Ghost, and we would love to run Rosetta
Stone, the app that requires Windows, on Linux, and Wine has failed us
thus far.
--scott
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The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
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808.689.6518 phone/fax
of The Nation's Science Friday is discussing Linux, again. Bruce
Perens was on a few years ago. If you tune now, between 9 and 9:40ish
HST you can hear it, 89.3. Otherwise, stream it later.
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Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
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he printer to McKinley so that the work can be done with aircon.
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R. Scott Belford
Founder/PR Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
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successful OSS solution we will be swapping out a few
machines to make the lab uniform, (Dell Gx1) and multicast ghosting a
known good image.
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R. Scott Belford
Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Our revolving venue of OSS shop talk will be in Kapolei tonight.
From 6-8:30 we will be meeting at Chili's in Kapolei.
Chili's
590 Farrington Highway
Kapolei, HI 96707 US
808-693-8722
I will have the table for 8 reserved under HOSEF if you arrive late.
Take H-1 to the Kapolei exit and turn lef
This Saturday we will be celebrating Software Freedom Day
http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/
from 2:30-8 at UH's Post 127 building
http://www.cis.hawaii.edu/guc/db/detail.php?id=190
With the permission of the esteemed J.T.S. Moore, we will be showing
Revolution OS during this time. (please r
Wilson wrote:
I have a Dual PII400Mhz Xeon (512k Cache) with 1GB of PC100 SDRAM ECC, 18GB
7200 RPM UW SCSI (40Mbit) hdd server. I was wondering if it would worth the
$200 or so dollars to upgrade the Dual PII400Mhz to Dual PIII700Mhz Xeon
(2MB Cache)? Anyone know how many thin clients a Dual PII4
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