[Csped] Re: So... presentation monday?

[Pellon, Michael]

I spend the weekend getting the OS installed on both machines in Haslell 201. The machines are named "Feynman" and "Glenn-Mann". There both have an up to date version of ubuntu installed on them and have been ripped down somewhat. The username is cs3194 and passwd is csci. The root passwd is also csci. applications you should be able to install via synaptic package manager no problem and ssh access should be setup on these machines as well. you can use ruptime to check if the machines are up rwho and rusers, etc to see who is logged into them

michael 

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-----Original Message-----
From: csped-bounces at sol.cs.trinity.edu on behalf of Joey
Sent: Sun 4/1/2007 9:17 PM
To: CS Professional, Ethics,Design Course Discussion List (Howland)
Subject: [Csped] Re: So... presentation monday?
 
Yeah fellows, this is tomorrow, and as far as I know we have no group-wide communication and no input from the teacher.

Uh

Good luck I guess, I think we are going to try to get applications installed tonight.

Joey


Dodds, Josiah wrote: 

	At least thats what the schedule says, unfortunate as we didn't get to do any work in class this week.  First question, are we actually presenting on monday? If so, where do we stand, software has a complete list, all we need to do is get it on a machine.  Are we going to bring that machine to the presentation or just talk about it?

	Come on guys, there are going to be a strong 7 people watching this thing, we really have to have our act together 

	Joey 

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: csped-bounces at sol.cs.trinity.edu on behalf of Basinger, William 
	Sent: Thu 3/22/2007 10:10 AM 
	To: CS Professional, Ethics,Design Course Discussion List (Howland) 
	Subject: RE: [Csped] PED - Applications, Questions for other Groups 
	  

	Something I found whilst surfing, the OS guys might like this: 

	http://lifehacker.com/software/ubuntu/how-to-install-ubuntu-linux-on-a-flash-drive-245087.php 

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: csped-bounces at sol.cs.trinity.edu on behalf of Hemann, Jason 
	Sent: Mon 3/19/2007 5:06 PM 
	To: CS Professional, Ethics,Design Course Discussion List (Howland) 
	Subject: RE: [Csped] PED - Applications, Questions for other Groups 
	  
	All, 

	Team Applications did some preliminary work, and here's what we are looking at so far. 
	--------------------------------------------- 
	Browser - Firefox, with flashgot, filterset g, and a couple of greasemonkey scripts 
	Office  - 
	           Excel  - Gnumeric OO.o's Calc? 
	           Powerpoint - OO.o's Impress 
	           Word  - Abiword 
	           Publisher - Scribus? 
	Calculator - gcalctool xcalc? 
	Images 
	           Viewer- eye of gnome (eog) 
	           Photoshop - GIMP GIMPshop? 
	           Paint  - xpaint 
	AntiVirus - Clam AntiVirus? 
	Emulator - WINE 
	Editors 
	           Text - VIm, Gedit 
	           IDE  - Eclipse (possibly the Omondo plugin) 
	Media   - Mplayer? VLC? 
	Burning - GnomeBaker? 
	Audio   
	          Sound Recorder - gnome-sound-recorder? 
	          Audio Mixer    - Audacity? 
	---------------------------- 

	We wanted to ask: 
	 1) Any categories or specific applications we left off that you all know of? 
	 2) OS: Anything on this list that you think would be especially difficult to get working with what you all are looking at? Any suggestions for programs that would be easier?

	 3) OS: Are you going to have something like SELinux on there to lock down the systems? 
	 4) Hardware: Eclipse is pretty memory intensive, we understand. But we'd really like to use it for our graphical IDE.  Do you think our hardware will be capable of running it, at least moderately well?

	Jason 





	-----Original Message----- 
	From: csped-bounces at sol.cs.trinity.edu on behalf of Nunamaker, Timothy 
	Sent: Mon 19/03/2007 15:57 
	Cc: Seger, Noah; Aldana, Joshua; Basinger, William; Nolan, Jeremy; Carolan, Sarah 
	Subject: [Csped] RE: PED - Hardware 
	  
	Hi guys, 

	For next Monday we are just splitting up the different parts and everyone can try to find the best/cheapest one. Here's what we've got:

	Hard Drive  - Tim 
	Mobo - Josh 
	Case/PSU - Will 
	Monitor - Sarah 

	Memory 
	Keyboard 
	Mouse 

	So Noah/Jeremy, can you guys try to come up with something for the Memory/Keyboard/Mouse? Josh found a website with like a $3 keyboard, so maybe you can get that from him. Also we have to make sure that the memory will work with the motherboard.

	We're assuming that the mobo will have onboard video/processor/sound etc. 

	Tim 

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