[01:48] hey, all [01:48] having trouble getting students logged onto the thin clients [01:48] tried ltsp-update-sshkeys; ltsp-update-image, but no luch [01:48] *luck* [01:48] this is an amd64 laptop serving i386 laptops === ogra_ is now known as ogra [11:05] anyone use the edubuntu server [11:50] aboucher: Yes. We are using edubuntu server: Why? [16:05] * anom2 is listening to the crickets in the background. [16:10] hello from singapore ... most schools use windows PCs ... === ubott2 is now known as ubottu [18:05] morning Edubuntu people [18:13] hey LaserJock [18:13] * Lns knows what the good word is already [18:13] ...FRIDAY [18:14] ugg, already [18:14] there really aren't enough hours in a day or days in a week [18:15] LaserJock: ;) [18:15] Time is just time... how we divide it up is irrelevant [18:17] I beg to differ ;-) [18:17] it depends on how the boss divides it up ;-) [18:29] Lns: have you tried Jaunty out at all? [18:31] LaserJock: no i haven't.. i barely have tried intrepid (had it on my eee, but uninstalled in favor of arch) [18:31] k [18:31] I might upgrade my own network to intrepid, but not jaunty (need it to work ;p ) [18:32] well, that's sort of the problem [18:32] we need people to test Jaunty to make sure it will work === jussio1 is now known as jussi01 [18:38] LaserJock: I will be glad to help more out when i have some more $$ for a test environment [18:38] still trying to keep afloat =) [18:38] a machine with a VM would be sufficient I think for a lot of stuff [18:55] LaserJock: Yes - but when it's on the same network as my production, it's hard to separate dhcp broadcast, etc. [18:56] I guess i wouldn't have to use LTSP on it [19:02] Well, I'm updating my personal laptop + part-time ltsp server to jaunty, wish me luck... :P :D [19:04] alkisg: good luck! =) [19:05] LaserJock: re: dividing time: the "boss" is concerned about time management too.. Maybe you should work with him to make things more productive so you aren't spinning your wheels [19:05] I'm still pondering if I should use ext4 for the os partition, or if this could somehow destroy my /home partition in case of a grave bug... [19:05] alkisg: backup? [19:05] 200Gb? Nah... too boring :P [19:05] Lns: not to say you're spinning your wheels, but everyone could use some fine tuning ;) [19:05] alkisg: =p well then, go for it! godspeed! [19:06] OK, if I don't come back it'll be because my laptop would be thrown out of the window :) [19:09] lol === hfsdo_ is now known as hfsdo [20:06] hello [20:36] alkisg: went well, eh? [20:36] Heh... almost... lost my panels [20:37] OK `gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel` saved the day [20:43] there ya go === sancas_ is now known as sancas [20:55] stgraber, I upgraded to jaunty, do I need to put your ppa to sources.list to have the latest ltsp version, and also edubuntu-italc-devel for the latest italc? [21:54] alkisg: I think it's better if you can test without PPA [21:55] LaserJock: sure, I upgraded to jaunty just for testing, but I wonder if he updates the ltsp packages frequently, or if he'll update them later on... :) [21:55] alkisg: fairly frequently [21:55] OK then, it saves me the trouble of adding the keys :D [21:55] Ty! === sancas__ is now known as sancas