JohnSwenson wrote:
LMS runs great on linux, all my SB servers I've ever had have been on
some form of linux.
Are you looking to get a general purpose machine that runs linux to do
other standard tasks as well as running LMS or do you want a machine
that just runs LMS?
John S.
I have
Ocean56 wrote:
I have an old laptop w/Windows XP on it now. I use it exclusively to
run LMS.
My concern is that XP support is going away in 4/2014. I either need to
replace the laptop, upgrade to 7 or 8 (which I doubt will work on an 8
year old laptop)...or load Ubuntu. I have no
aubuti wrote:
If you don't have any experience with Linux, I recommend setting up your
laptop as dual-boot, so you can easily fall back to Win XP if you need
to for certain tasks. Windows and Ubuntu live together very easily, and
there are easy instructions for how to turn an existing
Yes, but some Linux knowledge is welcome. You might encounter some basic
file right issues when copying new audiofiles etc from a usb-disc etc.
Also, best is to completely install FRESH Linux and put the disc as EXT3
or 4 filesystem and then copy the files. Otherwise, problems might
occur if
JohnSwenson wrote:
LMS runs great on linux, all my SB servers I've ever had have been on
some form of linux.
Are you looking to get a general purpose machine that runs linux to do
other standard tasks as well as running LMS or do you want a machine
that just runs LMS?
John S.
If you
You wont be solely dependent on a tablet for controll.
LMS comes with its web-UI this is always avaible on the whole network
not only the machine that runs the server . ttat the whole point with an
web UI in the first place , you can use the web-UI from all your
computers.
Then the sever can be
