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This install was done on an AMD 1.0 Ghz. Processor with 512 Megs of memory
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A Jackalope is a critter native to west Texas.
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Normal upgrade ordeal. clicking the upgrade button never works for me.
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Downloaded the Ubuntu Live CD and it worked fine except Nautilus did not work for me.
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Kubuntu live cd loaded and ran just fine with no issues
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Time to install
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Installer worked just like it was supposed to.
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Ran fine after install
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After install from machine off to desktop ready took 63 seconds to boot.
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Plenty of good tools Firefox, Gimp, Compiz, Open Office, etc.
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Default media player is Rhythmbox
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No animal on the desktop (Thank God)
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Wireless networking worked with no issues
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Did not try the EXT4 file system
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First Richard gave us a description of SSH
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With towel in hand Russ began to speak about SSH
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you can use SSH for remote to your machines over the internet or your network
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SSH uses Port 22
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You need your port 22 open on your firewall if logging in from out side the local net work
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you need to install the SSH client and SSH server as needed
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Russ is so smart
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Type SSH -y username and remote machines address and you are off to the races
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you will be ask for a password. then you are in.
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Now you have a terminal connection to the remote machine matching the user you sign as
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Forwarding X-Windows is possible but beyond the scope of this episode
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Russ says that running Firefox over SSH may end in tears
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Try YFKlog via SSH
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SCP uses SSH to copy files from a local to remote machine
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Russ suggest PUTTY for SSH in Windows, Richard suggest CygWin for SSH in Windows
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In the wrap up Russ suggest Checking the MAN pages and playing with SSH and you will find it to be a great tool
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We will talk about Debian in a few weeks
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We are looking to have another round table episode. Let us know if you are interested in being involved
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Russ finds life between the peaks very lovely
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