Linux Anybody?

[johnlove]

Are there technical schools teaching linux in Manila?

[bukn0y]

visit http://www.top-networx.net/ maybe makatulong

[jhuneus]

Are there technical schools teaching linux in Manila?

 

Hi, I'm a newbie here, actually I've been a member for a while but haven't been an active one.

 

Not sure of any schools offering short courses on Linux. But if you meant colleges that teach Linux, Asia Pacific College (APC) in Makati does.

[jhuneus]

I am currently using SUSE 10.1 with 3D effects. Ayos sa alright :evil: I can honestly say that ingit ang mga officemates ko :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

 

 

:cool: this is interesting, just started downloading ISOs

[WingWong]

Are there technical schools teaching linux in Manila?

http://www.bluepoint.com.ph

 

Engels is an expert!!!

 

Total Linux

[johnlove]

Thanks WingWong.

[pedrupenduku]

do anyone of you has a copy of the Red Hat Linux Enterprise Edtion 4?

I was hoping to get a copy... i'll pay for it hope we can negotiate..

[bukn0y]

do anyone of you has a copy of the Red Hat Linux Enterprise Edtion 4?

I was hoping to get a copy... i'll pay for it hope we can negotiate..

 

 

i have ISO image of this RHEL 4 update 3

[primero13]

mga boss...xandros gamit ko, indi ko mka-connect laptop ko sa wifi...patulong naman

[msz006]

for educational instutions that offer linux training - try nyo bluepoint and topnetworx.

 

re: rhel4 - centos 4 would do just fine. it's rhel minus the trademarks and redhat artwork. otherwise it's the same s**t.

 

re: running a program sa background sa ssh - hint ko use the "screen" program then detach the screen session.

[ArjEE]

for educational instutions that offer linux training - try nyo bluepoint and topnetworx.

 

re: rhel4 - centos 4 would do just fine. it's rhel minus the trademarks and redhat artwork. otherwise it's the same s**t.

 

re: running a program sa background sa ssh - hint ko use the "screen" program then detach the screen session.

 

 

try also http://www.touchgroup.net/ ... i aggree, you can use CENTOS4, CentOS-4 is a freely distributable OS built from the source at:

 

ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/ent...n/os/i386/SRPMS

[WingWong]

for linux courses....although quite expensive, and the schedule depends if 6 or more enroll, you can't go wrong with Bluepoint Institute.

 

http://www.bluepoint.com.ph

 

Total Linux course includes installation of OS, kernel compilation, configuration of Apache Web Server, Samba File Server...then the really important stuff like DNS servers, mail servers, and firewall.

 

For Red Hat or even Buhawi Linux , Engels is the man.

 

Did you know Bluepoint also offers PHP courses?

 

for PHP programming, Vips Malixi is the man.

 

The people at bluepoint are professionals and friendly too. They know their stuff.

 

for those who know how to install the RPM based distros like Red Hat or SuSE, and want to experiment, visit http://www.gentoo.org......download the ISO installer of Gentoo Linux

 

portage package manager, built purely on python and shell scripting, is super cool. just use the unique command 'emerge -p xorg-x11' for example.

 

I've tried this myself--used it at our office

[johnlove]

Linux is a low cost tool. You can't open a lot of windows in linux. Just open about 8 windows and linux sometimes hang or shut down by itself.

Hi I just sort of solve this problem.

After opening firefox, I didn't use the first tab. Then I open new tabs & use the 2nd tabs onwards, but once in a while nagloloko pa rin, although it is not anymore that often.

[mael6710x]

or you can PM me, I just got tons of Ubuntu CDs delivered.. get 'em for free..

 

How do i get hold of an UBUNTU CD- I really desperately need one!!! Could pay for the courier charges if ever--

 

 

Arne

[johnlove]

dude, sa lahat ng kakilala ko (local and foreign) ikaw lang meron ganyan problema sa X with firefox.

 

ano nga ulit distro gamit mo?

... and did you try using different distros?

I tried redfox, bayanihan, ubuntu, mandrake. . . same results.

[johnlove]

How do i get hold of an UBUNTU CD- I really desperately need one!!! Could pay for the courier charges if ever--

Arne

Have you tried requesting from their site? Courier charges is free but the post office would make you pay for some processing charges(more or less about P100).

[hitomi]

How do i get hold of an UBUNTU CD- I really desperately need one!!! Could pay for the courier charges if ever--

Arne

 

have you tried the milllenium cafes in the malls?

 

got my cds from them about six months back

 

not free though, have to accumulate purchases from them (forgot how much)

 

[darthblitzkrieg]

How do i get hold of an UBUNTU CD- I really desperately need one!!! Could pay for the courier charges if ever--

Arne

 

 

 

Go to https://shipit.ubuntu.com/ and register an account. You can get a maximum of 20 ubuntu cd's (a variety of ubuntu for MAC, PC and 64-bit). Make sure lang na tama ang mailing address mo at zip code. It costs me around P35 to pay for the shipping charge.

[ManongPol]

How do i get hold of an UBUNTU CD- I really desperately need one!!! Could pay for the courier charges if ever--

Arne

 

which ubuntu cd do u need? if ur around QC, i have an extra 5.10 (breezy), if not, i can burn u a copy (have 6.06 (Dapper) and 6.10 (Edgy) as well), just swap me blank cd/s. however, u have to come and meet me where i am, mahal ang gas eh.

Edited November 16, 2006 by namo_gago

[johnlove]

Meron akong nakitang ubuntu cd pinamimigay sa Divisoria, Binondo, along Santo Cristo Street.

Hope this helps.

[floppydrive]

Just switched to Ubuntu 6.10. Galing! Nabubuksan naman lahat ng dating MS Office files.

[sodapop]

Hi, has anyybody tried Fedora Core 6? Will appreciate any reviews or comments thanks.

[l3v3l]

Hi, has anyybody tried Fedora Core 6? Will appreciate any reviews or comments thanks.

 

nope.. but if you want to beta test for redhat and be dumped after 6 months

you are most welcomed to try..

[johnlove]

3v3 is right. Fedora Core upgrades about every 6 months.

[businessgeeks]

I personally have used a lot Linux distributions since early 2004. But so far the easiest to use for me is Ubuntu Linux. Although you need to do some tweaking after installation. But hey, you need to do that windows also. along the way, I was able to try Mandrake Linux (now mandriva), Vector Linux, Zenwalk Linux and Dreamlinux. Not that hard, but its really like you're re-learning some computer basics. Think of it when you first used a computer, Windows? DOS??

 

cheers! :cool: