>from
>
>*Accounting is via spreadsheet at present. We can talk about that too. How do
>you run a business completely on Linux and OSS? I am trying >to figure that
>out.
Typically any program that can record debits and credits, and provide
reports will work.
One can either use ERPs which typic
On 07/09/2010 12:47 PM, Greg Jones wrote:
How do you run a business completely on Linux and OSS? I am
trying to figure that out.
That might make for an interesting series of presentations. You could
cover a couple of different groups of functions with each presentation
rather than put it al
Paul Boniol wrote:
My first thought was to try setting up a Linux Samba share and only
make it available over SSH for security.
Samba requires two ports, which SSH can not handle.
What about mounting a Samba share via ipsec?
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Make sure you are using the latest Samba, earlier Samba versions (esp
in ubuntu) are far behind and they have problems with windows 7, but
if you use the newer Samba (I run Gentoo), you can connect, share and
mount in Windows 7 no problem.
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 12:51 PM, Steven S. Critchfield
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--- On Fri, 7/9/10, Chris McQuistion wrote:
>That sounds great! You want to present at the August meeting, then?
>Chris
Absolutely. I will put together the presentation and ask you a few questions
here and there. I look forward to it.
Greg
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> Goal: Have a directory on a Linux box that I can mount on my Windows 7
> computer, securely.
First off I will point out that I am not using windows, so I can't testify
to the ease of use or stability of this option.
It seems someone has decided to do something akin
That sounds great! You want to present at the August meeting, then?
Chris
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 12:47 PM, Greg Jones wrote:
> --- On Thu, 7/8/10, Chris McQuistion wrote:
> >Anyone got any ideas/requests for topics for next week's NLUG meeting?
> >Chris
>
> I have been moving slowly away from
--- On Thu, 7/8/10, Chris McQuistion wrote:
>Anyone got any ideas/requests for topics for next week's NLUG meeting?
>Chris
I have been moving slowly away from programming the past year and a half into
sculpting and art. I have started a statuary and design company for both art
pieces and archit
