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…submitted by Brian, here’s his original question: “Have you tried, or had any luck installing the Novell Client on this distro yet?” Brian goes on to explain that he is running 64-bit, and having dependency-related install errors with the client….
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Did you notice the theme here as of late? Can you tell I’m gradually going through all kinds of software installs on my new Opensuse10.3 laptop? Are you noticing that nothing I try to re-install from Opensuse10.2 seems to work…
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I know, I know. Use iManager. Whatever. Look — No matter whether you like it or not, Console1 is still an important tool to us Novell administrators. And that is why I installed it on my Opensuse10.3 machine, and ran…
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I admit it. I thought I was out of luck. Let me explain… You see, I run various versions of iFolder3 servers (home is 3.4, corporate is 3.2, customers, etc) that I depend on. But, I could not resist jumping…
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Holy cow, folks. I’m up to my neck in new releases. I’m like a kid in a candy store, and I’ve got a bunch of stuff installed but I don’t know what to play with the most! Check out the…
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…submitted by Ed… Yes and no. Just *managing* it (at the server console) is fairly straight-forward, even to a beginner. But managing it *easily* from a Windows box means two additional layers of complexity over managing it on the box…
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…submitted by Dave… Remember, VMWare ESX is Linux-based, not like the new VMWare Server which… well… nevermind. Anyway, the ones I’ve worked with are actually based on RedHat, around the 2.4 kernel. The good news is that we can use…
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This is the brief version of a long question that came to me from reader “idonot12b” (see the original text of the question here). His long question requires two approaches to a response: one philosophical, and one technical. This “Part…
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This question… and answer… was forwarded indirectly to me by Joe’s dad, from “Joe”… Early yesterday morning, when Joe’s dad passed this question along to me, I immediately took it as a curiosity. Knowing that Joe is a bright young…
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This is the brief version of a long question that came to me from reader “idonot12b” (see the original text of the question here). His long question requires two approaches to a response: one philosophical, and one technical. This “Part…
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