Dear Karthik,
Please scroll down and read the original post under the thread head 50
Solaris school computers.
The question is if there is a computer with Sun Solaris operating system,
learning Star Office and java becomes easier. But the student also has to
learn windows and Vbasic.
How does
Dear Karthik,
Sorry, the original message that I posted under the thread 50 Open Solaris
School Computers does not form part of this message. This message contains
the last two messages of that message thread with the new thread headline
Challenge: Teaching
In brief, the original message
Hi!
On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 23:59 +0530, Sivasubramanian Muthusamy wrote:
Dear Karthik,
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Dual Boot or VMware ? Which one is most suitable ? Which one is less
expensive ?
Um, both are equally expensive actually. Dual boot or VMware, you still
have to pay for your copy of Windows. And
Hello
What kind payments to be made to Microsoft if Vista is to be run on VMware
in a desktop?
Thank you.
On 4/13/07, Srichand Pendyala srichand.pendyala at gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 23:59 +0530, Sivasubramanian Muthusamy wrote:
Dear Karthik,
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Dual Boot or
On Fri, Apr 13, 2007 at 12:47:57AM +0530, Ananth Shrinivas wrote:
What kind payments to be made to Microsoft if Vista is to be run on
VMware in a desktop?
You need a standard MS license for the OS you wish to run. If its a
school, you need to buy one license for every single computer you
On 4/13/07, G N S shivakumar.gn at gmail.com wrote:
No point over-engineering the solutions such as VMware if windows *has* to
be taught. Multiple issues - technical/legal/administrative will need to be
dealt with. Legal issue being the trickiest since these are always current
and may change
Hi Siva,
Considering the Syllabus you referred to Vista would be a bad option. You
can do that very much with XP flavours even and Vista will add more
complexity and will cost you high.
As referred by Srichand, both ideas are equally expensive but prefer dual
boot rather than VMWare (as it will
Hello Open Solaris,
Thank you all for the flood of attentive responses on this question. The
responses have in total given a shape to a solution that can be offered to
the school:
1. A sun Solaris desktop with dual boot option ( based on Srichand
Pendyala's observation that VMware is free, free
Hello,
The following syllabus information is received from the school:
XI Std.
June July
An Introduction to Computers Volume 1
Number Systems
An Introduction to Windows
Windows Explorer, computers, Communications
August
Internet
September
HTML - An Introduction to html - some more tags,
I suppose there is some misunderstanding about Solaris here.
I wonder how somebody can learn Microsoft Windows on Solaris Machine (unless
they understood Solaris as a hardware).
- Karthic
On 4/12/07, Sivasubramanian Muthusamy shiva.madras at gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
The following syllabus
No point over-engineering the solutions such as VMware if windows *has* to
be taught. Multiple issues - technical/legal/administrative will need to be
dealt with. Legal issue being the trickiest since these are always current
and may change at any point of time.
Just setup windows and teach
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