> Client-side rendering works just fine with NX (including x2go). You
> just have to watch your screen paint every time you scroll an
> application like chrome that uses it. Instead of sending the text
> your X client sends NX an image, just like VNC.
>
I thought the NX 4.0 packages (free and co
General thoughts when building a home gentoo workstation that you want
to last a _long_ time:
- Quality, durability, and flexibility of the motherboard, power
supply, and chassis are the most important items to focus on. You
want a motherboard that is capable of lasting for 10yrs w/o problem,
so
Read the news entry - add the designated option to your grub kernel
line - reboot. That will be the simplest solution for now.
Long term, avoid udev upgrades like the plague and test them on
non-critical systems first. Strange that the reason I think us server
people were OK with udev being add
I'd recommend sticking with APCI've explored other UPS vendors/brand in
the past, and most of them work fine especially optiupsbut I've also
had some cases of cheaper ups's becoming fire hazards, having short useful
lifetimes, or not producing a good enough sine wave. When power is subtly
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 3:08 PM, Peter Humphrey
wrote:
> On Monday 24 September 2012 18:45:29 James wrote:
>
>> So now I'll have to think about all of this some more
>> HP printers have worked for me for over 14 years with linux,
>> unix and bsd systems..
>>
Both Xerox and HP have had goo
On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 7:50 PM, Michael Mol wrote:
> I know (through simple discovery) that I can't simply "emerge arduino"
> and expect things to work. I know, because they don't
I built an arduino dev environment on gentoo not too long ago, and the
only real complication was finding a the righ
> I did some googling and there are a number of comments but no clear
> recommendations. Has anyone here performed file transfer
> gentoo <--> samsung S3.
>
You have two choices:
a) if you just need to transfer video/pictures, there is a
compatibility mode you can toggle inside android settings t
On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 4:47 AM, Tanstaafl wrote:
> I could get 2 of these for each server, each with a mirrored pair of CF (or
> SD) cards (mirror mode is defined by a jumper or switch on the adapter),
> then mirror those (in the BIOS), which would result in a total of FOUR CF
> (or SD) redundant
assing to the guest. In vmware,
one could limit the cpu flags to maintain compatibility with various
cpu releases which was especially helpful in clusters Yes, your
gentoo vms should have been fine ..but at least until you track down
the issue, see if virtualbox has a similar feature?
--
be and switch to a different
flash engine like lightspark/gnash for everything else.
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dle server by a
>> network
>> of 1Gb/sec.
>>
>> Does anybody have some hints on how to speed up such an NFS3 setup?
>
> There's all kinds of NFS tuning options. I'm not an expert, so I can't
> really make any strong suggestions, but my first stop would p
the init thingy so
> that it knows /usr is on a separate partition and will mount it or will
> it know that when it reboots?
>
> Thanks again for all the help. Already headed off a couple problems.
>
> Dale
>
> :-) :-)
>
> --
> I am only responsible for what I said ...
don't
>> need any fancy schmancy presentation. Just raw data, taken every N
>> seconds.
>
> I have used mrtg and nagios to capture and monitor both, but you'll have to
> install and configure them.
>
> If you're good with perl or python, then some simpl
egular activities with your family/friends that
involve outdoor recreation (build a home pool/take up swimming
laps/etc)
Nothing will completely remove the fact that modern life is
increasingly unhealthy, but the above is at least a good start.
Matt
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the drive.
The 4 Disk SW RAID10 array gives me 255MB/s reads, 135MB/s block writes, and
98MB/s rewrites (old test, may need to rerun for latest changes/etc).
LVM 2 Disk RAID0 gives 303MB/s reads, 190MB/s block writes, and 102MB/s
rewrites (test ran last week).
Regards,
Matt
--
Matthew
incing. I must have bought
into the marketing there. Thanks for the correction.
However, 650W would seem to be optimal. For less stressful systems, 450 seems
OK short term, but I'm not sure whether it would be limiting for a chassis
expected to last 8+ yrs w/ whatever upgrades come down t
last me several years since I can't afford to
> rebuild every few years. Also, one reason for the HUGE CPU cooler, I
> run folding in the winter. Helps heat the place up a bit. lol My
> current rig with a Volcano 12 runs at about 90F at full load. I would
> like to run pretty close t
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