Ok, so I think this has been asked here before, but I'm too lazy to
dig through the archives:
What solutions do you use for cloning a lot of computers at once?
Historically, I have used Ghost, G4U, and G4L, all of which have
worked well, but recently the hardware configuration to which
I have a MythTV box with a Hauppage PVR 250 card. I'd like to plug in a
device to the Hauppage's S-Video in and look at that input on my monitor,
but without having to go through MythTV's recording.
Hopefully I'd be able to do this from MythTV's menu system, since I only
want to do it once in a
On 10/11/06, Kimball Larsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about some sort of network boot solution that just pops up a menu
of which image I'd like to slam on the box? That would be cool. :)
-- Kimball
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/ltsp.xml
The Linux Terminal Server Project has all clients
Here are some statistics for http://www.plug.org
Please let me know if you guys like to see this sort of thing and I can send out
monthly updates.
1,089 - Visits
4,399 - Page Views
25.16% - Percent of returning visitors.
64.97% - Front page bounce rate.
85% - Goal Funnel Completion Percent
On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 at 11:57 -0600, Ryan Simpkins wrote:
Top web browsers by visit (not page view):
606 - Firefox
275 - Internet Explorer
111 - Opera
I'll be looking for Iceweasel soon.
59.41% of visitors were using Windows.
30.95% of visitors were using Linux.
9.09% of visitors were
On Wed, October 11, 2006 12:00 pm, Hans Fugal wrote:
59.41% of visitors were using Windows.
30.95% of visitors were using Linux.
9.09% of visitors were using Macintosh
5.69% of visitors did not have any version of flash installed.
Should we be ashamed, or hopeful that those in need are
Thank you all for your suggestions. I'll check back in with our experience in
case someone else could benefit...
Thanks again.
--sk.
Alec Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/9/2006 10:30:53 PM
Also http://www.desktoplinux.com/articles/AT7386380154.html
Alec Shaw wrote:
See
On Oct 11, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Kimball Larsen wrote:
Ok, so I think this has been asked here before, but I'm too lazy to
dig through the archives:
What solutions do you use for cloning a lot of computers at once?
Historically, I have used Ghost, G4U, and G4L, all of which have
worked
On Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 11:05:19AM -0600, Roberto Mello wrote:
I have a MythTV box with a Hauppage PVR 250 card. I'd like to plug in a
device to the Hauppage's S-Video in and look at that input on my monitor,
but without having to go through MythTV's recording.
Hopefully I'd be able to do
Hans Fugal wrote:
59.41% of visitors were using Windows.
30.95% of visitors were using Linux.
9.09% of visitors were using Macintosh
5.69% of visitors did not have any version of flash installed.
Should we be ashamed, or hopeful that those in need are visiting our
site?
I'm not one of
Kimball
What solutions do you use for cloning a lot of computers at once?
I work for these guys on PowerCockpit which does provisioning.
http://www.mountainviewdata.com
Brad
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Don't fear the
I'm not one of them, but I think a lot of people who use Linux do so
on
server platforms and use Winbloze as their primary desktop OS.
I am one of them. I've been wanting to set up a desktop Linux box to
use via a KVM switch with my Windows box for a while, but money and lack
of a KVM that
On Wednesday 11 October 2006 14:44, Hill, Greg wrote:
I am one of them. I've been wanting to set up a desktop Linux box to
use via a KVM switch with my Windows box for a while, but money and lack
of a KVM that works with Logitech cordless products has prevented me
thus far. Maybe some day.
I've had excellent luck with the latest version of wine and alot of
popular games in Linux, it's damned near native speeds too, even the
hardcore 3D stuff and of course WoW :)
Personally I think keeping a winbloze box just for gaming is a little silly.
It's like keeping a Ford Pinto for the gas
On Wed, October 11, 2006 15:22, Jason Hall wrote:
On Wednesday 11 October 2006 14:44, Hill, Greg wrote:
I am one of them. I've been wanting to set up a desktop Linux box to
use via a KVM switch with my Windows box for a while, but money and lack
of a KVM that works with Logitech cordless
I've had excellent luck with the latest version of wine and alot of
popular games in Linux, it's damned near native speeds too, even the
hardcore 3D stuff and of course WoW :)
From everything I've read, a 20% performance drop is about the best case
scenario with WINE. And some games that I
Steve wrote:
Personally I think keeping a winbloze box just for gaming is a little
silly.
So did I. Until I got an AMD64 dual core laptop. cedega has lots of
problems, nvidia has lots of problems, and even when those are somehow
got past, CS:S *still* had problems.
Even with cedega, linux is
--- Ryan Simpkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW - Does anyone even care about these statistics? If people
like the numbers I don't mind posting them at all. If everyone
is apathetic I'd rather not go to the trouble.
The statistics are interesting, in a hey, cool trivia sort of
way, and they did
PLUG,
I just signed up on the PLUG list attended my first meet tonite. I
enjoyed it--great job.
Basically just wanted to introduce myself on the new list..
Christer, aka Kuyaedz, from #utah or #ubuntu-utah. I'm current
President for Ubuntu-Utah. I know there are more of you Ubuntu users
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