pahabol, hehe...
I also tried Kubuntu 9.04 and a couple other new KDE distros and the common problem I meet was the connectivity to my wireless router. They detect it, present me with a connection dialog to enter passphrase but failed to connect. The only KDE based distro that worked with my laptop's wifi was Mandriva 2009.1. Now I remember why I removed it: when I tried to update it, there were quite a number of broken, corrupted packages. I could try it again after some time when they have fixed it.
Then again, by that time Mint 7 would have been released.. heheh
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May 29th, 2009 10:26 AM #2Linux Mint 7 Final is now available.
http://linuxmint.com/
I installed it at my desktop at home, replacing Mint 6. It is very beautiful. I haven't had time to look around in earnest but from first impressions, it looks to be just as stable as usual and even more newbie-friendly.
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May 29th, 2009 07:44 PM #3may mga pipol here knowledgeable on VPN implementations on Linux? I've been reading the ubuntu documentation and OpenVPN docs... so far nasusundan ko naman (but I haven't tried actually setting up servers / clients).. but sa mga nababasa ko, parang wala pang nag fi fit sa use case that I have... i'm not even sure kung uubra ang VPN using linux here (or windows for that matter)..
basically the objective is to provide secure remote access to an office LAN where files and applications (client/server/) - all windows based to external (out of the office) users through the internet.
I am hoping to use Linux as a firewall / router / vpn server to expose the windows LAN... uubra kaya? the clients that will be accessing remotely are also mostly using windows desktops..
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May 29th, 2009 08:33 PM #5i have tried implementing VPN on linux before, but not on Ubuntu, but on redhat. I am sure that would be similar.
Originally Posted by wowiesy
but if you would want an easier approach on linux for your firewall, router or VPN, use Endian. Mas madali syang i configure and i-setup.
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September 30th, 2009 08:06 AM #6SUSEstudio.comUse SUSE Studio to Build a Linux OS from Scratch
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