It's a pretty good email system not perfect but it has worked fine for us. As a groupware system it has calendaring, Global Address book (Everyone in the system can be found just by typing the first few letters of their names) and conferencing.
The Administration for the system is not hard. Easy enough to do that we have delegated most of the administration the less technichal people of our organization. THe user rights controls are also pretty extensive.
One other thing of interest is if I send a message to every user on the system only one copy of the message will exist unless the user makes a copy of the message.
Backup with system allows us to restore on or more mailbox if we choose to.
As for clients it has support on Mac OS, Mac OS X, Windows, and includes a telnet interface and Web interface.
Please review the Second Amendment. It states: A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed. This means that the reason we have the right to bear arms is to allow us to properly defend our state. Whether it is our home state or our nation. If you could find a valid reason to use a nuclear bomb in protection of either you state or the nation without impinging on the rights of others, then you would have valid reason to bear that form of arm.
I just recieved my Handspring Visor Deluxe. and just love it. I especially like the ability to read the doc's on it. I now have the entire Bastard Operator from Hell Series on Readable at any time. My only question is the cradle included with it is USB. I know linux now has usb support and that their is Palm Pilot software but does anyone know if it works with the Visor on the USB cradle. I do know about the Serial Cradle I would just like to use it with USB cradle.
I am running Netscape 6 on Mac OS 8.5 with one window of Netscape open. Netscape is currently taking up 32.8 MB of memory and when I scroll down one line at a time it has some trouble refreshing. That's the fun of beta software
I am just curious how does decrypting the blocked list allow you to bypass CyberPatrol, and couldn't any child with a rudimentary understanding of windows figure out how to remove the CyberPatrol software?
On a seperate note CyberPatrol's site has an interesting slogan on it "The Worlds most trusted Internet Filtering solution."
What about the ability to slow down the speed of light in different enviroments. I remember hearing something about being able to dramatically slow down the speed of light.
As can be seen from the previous comments schools commonly do not have the top of the line equipment, so for the use of linux I am relegated to using some old workgroup servers and currently LinuxPPC does not run on them nor does NetBSD. If I had the chance I would be running LinuxPPC. I must say when I originally begin looking for a linux for Mac I was rather busy and did not have time to look very far. I thank you for the information on the other distributions.
At the schools I've worked in Mac's were/are the predominant computer type. Where I am currently working of 7 schools 2 are PC and 5 are Macintosh and mklinux is not at the same place things like Red Hat and Mandrake are not mention even if you do get linux installed on them you need to keep MacOS installed.
I saw the movie with my mother who is an author, and we both agreed that the ending of the movie is a complete cop out just like the famous ending: "...and then they all died. The End."
I'm Probably going to get people mad at me for this but.
People need to remember that computers are tools. Operating systems are also tools. The choosing of an operating system is based on the requirements that the operating system needs to meet. Windows NT and 2000 do a good job of Workstation Serving. That is serving workstations by providing Authentication, Networked Printer spooling and file serving. While Linux and Un*x do make good back end processing servers. So when a company is choosing a server type to go with they will choose the one that bes fits their needs. While NT and 2000 may not be as stable as Linux it is easier to configure and administer, because Microsoft has done serious work on the UI of their apps. If company needs a stable and fault tolerant system they are more likely to choose Linux or Un*x.
Even more unix like: you can now mount a Hard Drive in to the directory tree of a different Hard Drive, but there is still no root just top level Drive Letters.
If the majority rules whay do we allow the police to mobs from vandalizing and looting. Some of the time the majority isn't all to bright. Take the mob as an example. People caught up in a mob stop thinking rationally and just follow each other. This is what we allow to happen when we allow the majority to take away are rights. Especially when that majority is attempting to use this software to block sites that go contrary to religous or personal beliefs. also in using filtering we allow software to take the place of a parent. How does software know what age or personal beliefs a child holds.
If the current way of timing the end of the century is from Jesus' birth then the century ended in 1996, because the birth of Jesus has been estimated to be around 4 b.c. and anyway the only thing that causes 2000 to be the end of a century is because of public perception, and public perception is of the century ending Dec 31st 11:59:59. So lets just let the century end in 2000,
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It's a pretty good email system not perfect but it has worked fine for us. As a groupware system it has calendaring, Global Address book (Everyone in the system can be found just by typing the first few letters of their names) and conferencing.
The Administration for the system is not hard. Easy enough to do that we have delegated most of the administration the less technichal people of our organization. THe user rights controls are also pretty extensive.
One other thing of interest is if I send a message to every user on the system only one copy of the message will exist unless the user makes a copy of the message.
Backup with system allows us to restore on or more mailbox if we choose to.
As for clients it has support on Mac OS, Mac OS X, Windows, and includes a telnet interface and Web interface.
Please review the Second Amendment. It states:
A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.
This means that the reason we have the right to bear arms is to allow us to properly defend our state. Whether it is our home state or our nation. If you could find a valid reason to use a nuclear bomb in protection of either you state or the nation without impinging on the rights of others, then you would have valid reason to bear that form of arm.
Oddly enough the hard drive's contained information to make things safer. Such as data on clean up and disarming of nuclear weapons.
--Justin
I just recieved my Handspring Visor Deluxe. and just love it. I especially like the ability to read the doc's on it. I now have the entire Bastard Operator from Hell Series on Readable at any time. My only question is the cradle included with it is USB. I know linux now has usb support and that their is Palm Pilot software but does anyone know if it works with the Visor on the USB cradle. I do know about the Serial Cradle I would just like to use it with USB cradle.
--Justin Pfifer
I am running Netscape 6 on Mac OS 8.5 with one window of Netscape open. Netscape is currently taking up 32.8 MB of memory and when I scroll down one line at a time it has some trouble refreshing. That's the fun of beta software
--Justin
I am just curious how does decrypting the blocked list allow you to bypass CyberPatrol, and couldn't any child with a rudimentary understanding of windows figure out how to remove the CyberPatrol software?
On a seperate note CyberPatrol's site has an interesting slogan on it "The Worlds most trusted Internet Filtering solution."
--Justin
What about the ability to slow down the speed of light in different enviroments. I remember hearing something about being able to dramatically slow down the speed of light.
--Justin
As can be seen from the previous comments schools commonly do not have the top of the line equipment, so for the use of linux I am relegated to using some old workgroup servers and currently LinuxPPC does not run on them nor does NetBSD. If I had the chance I would be running LinuxPPC.
I must say when I originally begin looking for a linux for Mac I was rather busy and did not have time to look very far. I thank you for the information on the other distributions.
--Justin
At the schools I've worked in Mac's were/are the predominant computer type. Where I am currently working of 7 schools 2 are PC and 5 are Macintosh and mklinux is not at the same place things like Red Hat and Mandrake are not mention even if you do get linux installed on them you need to keep MacOS installed.
--Justin
I saw the movie with my mother who is an author, and we both agreed that the ending of the movie is a complete cop out just like the famous ending: " ...and then they all died. The End."
--Justin
I'm Probably going to get people mad at me for this but.
People need to remember that computers are tools. Operating systems are also tools. The choosing of an operating system is based on the requirements that the operating system needs to meet. Windows NT and 2000 do a good job of Workstation Serving. That is serving workstations by providing Authentication, Networked Printer spooling and file serving. While Linux and Un*x do make good back end processing servers. So when a company is choosing a server type to go with they will choose the one that bes fits their needs. While NT and 2000 may not be as stable as Linux it is easier to configure and administer, because Microsoft has done serious work on the UI of their apps. If company needs a stable and fault tolerant system they are more likely to choose Linux or Un*x.
Thanks for listening to my Diatribe.
--Justin Pfifer
Even more unix like: you can now mount a Hard Drive in to the directory tree of a different Hard Drive, but there is still no root just top level Drive Letters.
--Justin Pfifer
I have found that a book is a whole lot more interesting then TV. Also NPR gives out better news than the TV news.
--Justin Pfifer
If the majority rules whay do we allow the police to mobs from vandalizing and looting. Some of the time the majority isn't all to bright. Take the mob as an example. People caught up in a mob stop thinking rationally and just follow each other. This is what we allow to happen when we allow the majority to take away are rights. Especially when that majority is attempting to use this software to block sites that go contrary to religous or personal beliefs. also in using filtering we allow software to take the place of a parent. How does software know what age or personal beliefs a child holds.
--Justin Pfifer
--Justin Pfifer