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[00:59] <Kamping_Kaiser> wubrgamer, its an extra cd for ubuntu which contains all the edubuntu packages |
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[01:00] <wubrgamer> Kamping_Kaiser: so there is no edubuntu cd? |
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[01:00] <Kamping_Kaiser> wubrgamer, no stand alone cd |
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[01:01] <wubrgamer> Kamping_Kaiser: that's new |
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[01:01] <wubrgamer> Kamping_Kaiser: isn't it ? |
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[01:01] <wubrgamer> Kamping_Kaiser: I thought there used to be one |
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[01:02] <Kamping_Kaiser> wubrgamer, until this release edubuntu has been a stand alone cd |
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[01:04] <theunixgeek_> The loading bar in the usplash keeps bobbing back and forth instead of actually loading. how do I fix this? |
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[01:28] <wubrgamer> how many gnome freaks are there? |
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[01:29] <wubrgamer> gnomefreak: |
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[01:29] <gnomefreak> wubrgamer: too damn many :( |
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[01:29] <gnomefreak> my connections is being cranky |
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[01:30] <wubrgamer> you need to cut that down, i'm pretty freenode is cranky about that sort of thing |
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[01:30] <Kamping_Kaiser> gnomefre?k, hey mate |
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[01:30] <Kamping_Kaiser> ;) |
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[01:31] * wubrgamer is away: I'm Away, Send me a PM |
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[01:31] <Kamping_Kaiser> wubrgamer, could you not publicly announce aways please? :) |
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[01:31] <wubrgamer> how do I do that? |
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[01:32] <wubrgamer-away> is that better ? |
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[01:32] <Kamping_Kaiser> not really, but its less obnoxious :) |
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[01:33] <wubrgamer-away> does it announce my nick change? |
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[01:33] <wubrgamer-away> honestly, what's the difference? |
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[01:35] <Kamping_Kaiser> many clients dont show nick changes. as it happens many do, which is why its not really better |
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[02:15] <roe_> I'm looking for a child oriented word processor, I've looked at some of the programs edubuntu offers, but didn't see one |
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[02:18] <Kamping_Kaiser> what does 'child oriented' mean exactly? |
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[02:19] <roe_> K thru 2 |
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[02:20] <Kamping_Kaiser> what would you want from it though? are you thinking like the wordprocessor in an XO? |
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[02:20] <roe_> XO? |
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[02:21] <roe_> something very simple that would allow them to compose a letter, or a story, with some light formating ability |
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[02:22] <Kamping_Kaiser> so exactly like whats in the xo. wonder what its called. it may be packaged |
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[02:22] <roe_> what is xo |
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[02:22] <Kamping_Kaiser> the OLPC laptop |
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[02:22] <roe_> ah |
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[02:24] <roe_> the olpc website says it is packaged with abiword |
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[02:24] <Kamping_Kaiser> a modified abiword yeah. |
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[02:24] <Kamping_Kaiser> try abiword from the repositories. might be simple enough |
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[02:24] * Kamping_Kaiser hasnt used it for ages |
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[02:25] <roe_> I have used it recently, it is more of a 3rd to 5 grade or adult light weight processor not very interactive |
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[02:26] <Kamping_Kaiser> afk. catch you later |
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[02:26] <roe_> so long |
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[02:36] <lns> roe_, why not gedit? (Applications -> Accessories -> Text Editor) |
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[02:39] <roe_> it isn't interactive (read fun for a kindergartner to use) |
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[02:39] <roe_> it needs to help walk them through the various steps of writing |
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[02:56] <lns> roe_, did you look at gcompris suite? I'm not sure if there's a word processor or not but that's probably in the ballpark |
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[02:57] <roe_> I did and I didn't see one there |
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[02:57] <lns> ya got me then |
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[02:57] <lns> but there very well could be one out there |
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[02:59] <lns> check this out |
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[02:59] <lns> http://ingwa2.blogspot.com/2005/09/koffice-kids-office.html |
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[03:03] <roe_> that looks perfect |
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[03:04] <roe_> can't find if it has made any progress since 2005 though |
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[03:04] <lns> maybe it's bug-free ? =) |
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[03:07] <roe_> looks like it is bundled with koffice 2 |
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[03:09] <lns> some of KDEs apps are really top-notch...it'd be nice to see integration with gnome (such as the user mgr - very nice, well made comparatively) |
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[13:49] <hbons> are there any docs available for customizing ubuntu like edubuntu does? and what tools do the edudevs use? |
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[13:50] <johnny> searc for ubuntu cd remaster |
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[13:50] <johnny> edubuntu is not a seperate distro as of 8.04 |
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[13:51] <johnny> it is an addon cd |
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[13:51] <ogra> well |
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[13:51] <ogra> ubuntu uses debian-cd to build the disks |
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[13:51] <ogra> edubuntu is just treated like the second CD to ubuntu-desktop |
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[13:51] <ogra> in a standard debian-cd build setup |
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[14:00] <hbons> johnny, ogra: thanks! will check that out |
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[16:05] <reg_> Have a question about 8.04 upgrade... |
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[16:05] <reg_> Is it possible to upgrade edubuntu 7.10, keeping all users and without setting up thin clients again? Im a newbie at this... |
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[16:07] <johnny> reg_, you should regenerate your client chroot |
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[16:07] <johnny> but otherwise all the settings are fine |
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[16:09] <reg_> Hmmm... Is it best to get a linux-nerde to help me? :-) Im running a system with 7 thin clients and about 50 users. Proxy etc. is run by seperate server. |
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[16:10] <reg_> I have no idea how to regenerate client chroot or even what a client chroot is... ;-) |
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[16:11] <johnny> you built that system dind't you? |
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[16:11] <johnny> it's what the clients boot from /opt/ltsp/i386 |
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[16:11] <johnny> ltsp-build-client |
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[16:12] <johnny> you should backup your old /opt/ltsp/i386 |
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[16:12] <johnny> and then run ltsp-build-client again |
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[16:12] <reg_> Nope... Got some help from a "guru". I only service the system by upgrading and adding users... |
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[16:12] <johnny> well if that person may have modified the chroot.. |
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[16:12] <johnny> then you should talk to them again |
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[16:12] <johnny> and tell them that you were advised to rebuild the chroot from scratch |
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[16:13] <reg_> think I have to call him... The kids in the youth club would kill me if they lost their internet connection today... |
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[16:15] <reg_> I'll fix this later... Got to work some more now.. Thanks |
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[16:16] <ogra> reg_, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading |
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[16:16] <ogra> thats enough for the genral system upgrade |
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[16:16] <ogra> for ltsp follow what johnny said (move /opt/ltsp/i386 away and run sudo ltsp-build-client) |
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[16:17] <ogra> that should be all you need |
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[16:17] <ogra> but better do it on a wekend in case you run into any probs ;) |
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[16:18] <johnny> ogra, but the chroot could have been modified ina necessary way |
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[16:18] <johnny> for their setup |
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[16:18] <ogra> right |
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[16:18] <johnny> so.. i think the original person should do it |
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[16:18] <ogra> but you have the backup |
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[18:43] <use> Hello |
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[18:44] <use> ive a question - i need to use edubuntu @ school (i am sysadmin) - can i configure 1 pc and copy trhe settings to other pc`S? |
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[18:46] <use> oder soll ich leiber auf deutsch fragen? |
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[21:42] <MrBill> would a 550mhz K62 laptop with 512mb of RAM be a pretty painfully slow system to run Edubuntu on? |
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[21:42] <LaserJock> what are you wanting to run? |
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[21:42] <LaserJock> like what apps, etc. |
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[21:43] <MrBill> A buddy is thinking to build a machine for his system (and 3 year old nephew) that will do basic browsing, email, etc. and I figure that having something like edubuntu would give some games/whatever that might be good for a kid |
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[21:43] <MrBill> I'm brand new to Ubuntu myself (just converted from WinXP two weeks ago) so don't really know too much about what kinda system requirements Linux has in general |
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[21:45] <MrBill> errrr, when i said "build for his system" i meant "build for his sister" |
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[21:46] <LaserJock> I think it'd work ok |
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[21:46] <LaserJock> the processor is a bit low, but the memory is nice, which is often more important |
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[21:47] <MrBill> woudl it be adviseable to go with an older release? or is the newest release going to basically run just as quick as an older? |
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[21:50] <LaserJock> yeah, should be fine |
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[21:50] <LaserJock> you could perhaps look at Xubuntu |
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[21:50] <LaserJock> and then add on edu apps from the addon cd |
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[21:51] <MrBill> oh, I didn't realize I could do the addon apps to either xubuntu or kubuntu, i for some reason thought I had to be running a gnome version |
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[21:51] <MrBill> I'm still sorta learning how this all works =) |
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[21:51] <MrBill> that's probably the best solution, xubuntu runs a noticeable amount lighter than ubuntu ? |
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[21:57] <LaserJock> MrBill: yeah |
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