=== micahg_ is now known as micahg [18:43] alkisg: time to try what you mentioned yesterday, about using the epoptes directly on a fatclient and not via ltsp-remoteapps? [18:44] Hi dgroos, hm.... [18:47] No - we've done some related changes, but we're not finished yet, [18:47] I just finished installing epoptes on the other server as well, and thought that it would be good if the 2 teachers at that school only saw their own clients--that was the purpose of this technique (as well as faster performance)? [18:47] and I'd like to have them finished so that I could do what you want with a couple of lines [18:47] (now it would need e.g. 10 lines in 3 different files) [18:48] No, that would be "groupping" [18:48] If you see the screenshot in the site, it's actually a mockup [18:48] There isn't a big rush from my end so that's fine. [18:48] The left pane doesn't exist in epoptes 0.2, it'll be there in 0.4 [18:48] There, you'll see all the autodetected computers [18:48] Then, you'd right click and create a group called "dgroos_class" [18:49] You'd drag from the autodetected computers the computers that belong in that class, and that would be saved in your user config file [18:49] I see. [18:49] The other teacher would do the same, so you'd be seeing only your class [18:49] (no more filtering needed) [18:49] Nice! [18:50] You'll be able to create as many groups as you want, but "autodetected computers" will always be there [18:51] How many classrooms are currently using v. .2? [18:52] No idea, schools here will probably continue with sch-scripts until 12.04 arrives, where sch-scripts there won't have classroom monitoring anymore [18:52] It'll only be a set of scripts like gnome-controlc-center [18:53] And they don't care about i18n, and they've already set up their labs, so until then epoptes will mostly be tested by non-greek users [18:54] sch-scripts will contain the lab set-up and server maintenance functions for Greek schools in your program? [18:55] Yes [18:55] When you say 250 schools, is that in your district/region or is it an affiliation of like-minded schools? (could be both of course :)) [18:55] http://goo.gl/maps/nOoQ [18:56] They are schools that decided to adopt "our" solution of sch-scripts/ubuntu/ltsp [18:57] Each school can decide by itself what it wants to use, there's no central policy for enforcing specific installations... [18:57] Only guidelines are given (that's what the team I'm in does, writes guides etc) [18:58] (less that half of the schools show up on the map, that too is voluntary) [18:58] *than [18:58] Focus is on technology--any component team working on related pedagogy? (and any way to change that map to english labels :)) [18:58] Nice and nice. [19:00] We have lots of teams that focus on pedagogy, but the technical + pedagogical teams usually don't mix up :) [19:01] * alkisg has been in 3-4 pedagogical teams and 1 technical team so far [19:03] any way to change that map to english labels => no, unfortunately each school just writes its name there, it's not maintained by someone [19:03] Right, I was referring to the Shulman, technology-pedagogy-content knowledge perspective. http://www.tpck.org/ [19:04] OK, I guess I just need to learn Greek. Or brush up on my google-translate skills :) [19:05] Hehe in a 350h seminar I'm doing these months they mentioned tpck a couple of weeks ago [19:05] dgroos: you're just supposed to glance at some pins there, not read the map :) [19:09] I know--always diving in :) Looking for political boundaries on the map and can guess at some names pretty well but... [19:09] bbl [19:09] bb