This is way off topic... but so good
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Saturday, March 31, 2007
Friday, March 30, 2007
Sametime 7.5.1 - Linux Server
Finally - my demo server systems are going to be 100% linux.
The clients are going to have click to start web conferences too on Linux and mac.
Good stuff
The clients are going to have click to start web conferences too on Linux and mac.
Good stuff
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Notes 8 beta 2 on Ubuntu
Alan Bell, http://dominux.co.uk explained how to enable the installation of Notes 8 on Ubuntu.
Basically the installer requires bash rather than dash. To do this as Alan explained...
start a terminal session, and...
cd /bin
ls -l sh
this should show sh -> dash
sudo rm sh
sudo ln -s bash sh
ls -l sh
this should now show sh -> dash
Download the installer for Notes8 beta 2 for Linux from IBM and extract the archive by running...
tar -xvf notes8standard_linux_beta2_np.tar
Once this has been successfully completed you can run the Notes8beta installer by running ./setup.bin
From this point onwards the intsallation if basically the same as on the Windows platform.
After installation the client can be started by running ./notes from inside the clients directory.
I found that I had to exit the client and restart it to successfully get up and running.
Basically the installer requires bash rather than dash. To do this as Alan explained...
start a terminal session, and...
cd /bin
ls -l sh
this should show sh -> dash
sudo rm sh
sudo ln -s bash sh
ls -l sh
this should now show sh -> dash
Download the installer for Notes8 beta 2 for Linux from IBM and extract the archive by running...
tar -xvf notes8standard_linux_beta2_np.tar
Once this has been successfully completed you can run the Notes8beta installer by running ./setup.bin
From this point onwards the intsallation if basically the same as on the Windows platform.
After installation the client can be started by running ./notes from inside the clients directory.
I found that I had to exit the client and restart it to successfully get up and running.
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Free Web Conferencing
www.yugma.com looks pretty good.
It's a free (no cost) web conferencing tool for 10 people and works on Mac as well as windows.
Apparently they also have a tool called LetsPowwow which is available on Linux
It's a free (no cost) web conferencing tool for 10 people and works on Mac as well as windows.
Apparently they also have a tool called LetsPowwow which is available on Linux
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