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To expand on point 3, if you really want to show how Ubuntu integrates into an existing corporate environment. I use Intrepid as my everyday OS and connect over a VPN to my office in the UK and use evolution for my email. This is all out of the box stuff (except for installing network manager vpn package). I think a demo of connecting over a vpn to an office network and then setting up evolution to receive email from an outlook server sounds good as I am sure on first sight, some people would assume it would not be compatible with their existing setup or would require purchasing extra software to do so. Just don't try to connect to a windows share over the network as this has been broken since Hardy!<BR>
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On Sun, 2009-02-01 at 22:23 -0800, Mark Garrow wrote:
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Just a few suggestions that have come to mind.
1> How to install Virtual Box with USB support
2> How to restore a messed up grub
3> Different VPN solutions that will connect to the typical corporate
environment
4> Explanation and example of different methods of installing packages.
5> Running X over ssh
Best, Mark (Scunizi)
> Throw out your best ideas here on the list and let's get a
> discussion going and see what sounds interesting and we'll run with
> those. If you would like to present a topic, please let us know
> too. Even if you're not going to SCaLE, feel free to post ideas.
> Every idea/critique helps!
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> Thanks!
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> - Jess (jbermudes on irc)
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