2009/7/20 Rob Beard :
> Liam Proven wrote:
>> 2009/7/19 William Anderson :
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>>> Liam Proven wrote:
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#4 Being green involves re-using old kit that still works. Typically
half or more of the energy used in the lifetime of a piece of IT
equipment is spent making it
Liam Proven wrote:
> 2009/7/19 William Anderson :
>
>> Liam Proven wrote:
>>
>>> [snip]
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>>> #4 Being green involves re-using old kit that still works. Typically
>>> half or more of the energy used in the lifetime of a piece of IT
>>> equipment is spent making it, not running it. By maki
Liam Proven wrote:
> 2009/7/19 William Anderson :
>
>> Liam Proven wrote:
>>
>>> [snip]
>>>
>>> #4 Being green involves re-using old kit that still works. Typically
>>> half or more of the energy used in the lifetime of a piece of IT
>>> equipment is spent making it, not running it. By maki
2009/7/19 William Anderson :
> Liam Proven wrote:
>> [snip]
>>
>> #4 Being green involves re-using old kit that still works. Typically
>> half or more of the energy used in the lifetime of a piece of IT
>> equipment is spent making it, not running it. By making its working
>> life as long as possib
Liam Proven wrote:
> [snip]
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> #4 Being green involves re-using old kit that still works. Typically
> half or more of the energy used in the lifetime of a piece of IT
> equipment is spent making it, not running it. By making its working
> life as long as possible, you save energy; by replacing wo
2009/7/18 Sean Miller :
> What is this? A vt220 or something?
>
> vt220s will be 132 wide, but I don't know why you're bothering...
>
> Why not simply put a normal monitor on it and get 1024x768 or whatever?
>
> Confused... is this some sort of "retro" thing?
>
> Sean
#1, I don't have any spare bi
What is this? A vt220 or something?
vt220s will be 132 wide, but I don't know why you're bothering...
Why not simply put a normal monitor on it and get 1024x768 or whatever?
Confused... is this some sort of "retro" thing?
Sean
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2009/7/17 Liam Proven :
> I have just run up a new Ubuntu home server, a Dell PowerEdge 600SC
> (P4, 2.8GHz, 512MB RAM) running 8.04-3. It has a plain VGA monitor -
> monochrome, even - on it. Mostly, I expect to administer it from ssh.
>
> But I do need to use the console sometimes, and it would b
I have just run up a new Ubuntu home server, a Dell PowerEdge 600SC
(P4, 2.8GHz, 512MB RAM) running 8.04-3. It has a plain VGA monitor -
monochrome, even - on it. Mostly, I expect to administer it from ssh.
But I do need to use the console sometimes, and it would be helpful to
set the console VGA
