The procedure for handling keys and data at rest is important. If you are worried about users forgetting their passwords, then use key tokens (USB memory sticks). This will work if the machine and the stick are not kept in the same bag. In other words, have the users clip the sticks to their key chains.
Yup, SELinux is designed to allow government computers to process data of different classification levels, without causing all data to adopt the highest level.
For example, if you copy a confidential file onto an ordinary secret machine, that file then becomes secret. If SELinux is implemented, then a machine can be designed to process both confidential and secret data, without all confidential data becoming secret. However, setting something like this up and getting it certified by the NSA is a friggen huge PITA.
Hmm, Citadel with the Bynari connector already does all that Exchange does. You can literally replace dozens of Excange servers with a single Citadel server and the users won't know the difference.
These archives always neglect the porn sites. Our knowledge of Rome would have been much diminished without the preserved brothels of Herculaneum and Pompei.
Plug in, turn on... Fzzzzzt!!! Kazap!!! Badaboom!!!
I seriously don't expect a consumer grade PC to work after 50 years with no power. All the capacitors will be dry and shorted out for one.
You should try setting up Citadel with the Bynari Connector and Outlook. It works like a charm. Citadel is very efficient thanks to its Oracle BerkeleyDB back end, so you can replace dozens of Exchange servers with a single Citadel server.
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The issue is that in order to buy XP, people were forced to buy Vista as well. That practice is called Tied Selling and it is illegal in many states.
There is the little matter of the difference in speed between the plane and the bird too...
The procedure for handling keys and data at rest is important. If you are worried about users forgetting their passwords, then use key tokens (USB memory sticks). This will work if the machine and the stick are not kept in the same bag. In other words, have the users clip the sticks to their key chains.
I'm a right paw and use mouse on the left, since that leaves my right hand on the keyboard at all times.
Video Skype on a Linux Netbook is the easiest way to do it.
Call Joe the Nanoplumber?
The Register reports that this version will not be available in the UK. The Limeys have to run Billyware only.
Yup, SELinux is designed to allow government computers to process data of different classification levels, without causing all data to adopt the highest level.
For example, if you copy a confidential file onto an ordinary secret machine, that file then becomes secret. If SELinux is implemented, then a machine can be designed to process both confidential and secret data, without all confidential data becoming secret. However, setting something like this up and getting it certified by the NSA is a friggen huge PITA.
Complaining about Rogers? Gee, you haven't used Telus apparently...
It is a replacement for rdesktop and RDP on Windows. Why? I cannot fathom why. It makes no sense really.
Yup, some things are better *without* a web browser interface.
BSD is the only licence that is compatible with MS business practice.
MS is no stranger to Unix, they wrote Xenix long ago.
Hmm, most Sloshdatters are too young to recognize your innovative pencil design.
Why? Cause they didn't have enough money to pay out their bonuses.
These old guys didn't draw the whole moon. The rear of the moon wasn't observed till the 2nd half of the 20th century.
Hmm, Citadel with the Bynari connector already does all that Exchange does. You can literally replace dozens of Excange servers with a single Citadel server and the users won't know the difference.
These archives always neglect the porn sites. Our knowledge of Rome would have been much diminished without the preserved brothels of Herculaneum and Pompei.
Cool, now we shall get a whole new wave of DriveBuy Download commission stealing crapware for Windoze.
Plug in, turn on... Fzzzzzt!!! Kazap!!! Badaboom!!! I seriously don't expect a consumer grade PC to work after 50 years with no power. All the capacitors will be dry and shorted out for one.
Has XFCE fixed the disappearing taskbar bug yet? That one made me move to LXDE, which is pretty good these days.
Sorry, but links do not make a Nobel.
KDE uses QT, so what is so wonderful about this 'news'?
The finance guys should use Gnumeric. OOo Calc just doesn't cut it. Gnumeric is more compatible with Excel, than Excel is with Excel...
I suggest that you also install Gnumeric, since it works a lot better with Excel spread-sheets than OOo Calc does.
You should try setting up Citadel with the Bynari Connector and Outlook. It works like a charm. Citadel is very efficient thanks to its Oracle BerkeleyDB back end, so you can replace dozens of Exchange servers with a single Citadel server.