Top Tip: Windows 95, 98SE and Linux home network?

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Windows 98SE emulated on Pocket PC

Windows 98SE emulated on Pocket PC 05/22/2004 03:26 PM

Integrating Linux into a Windows
Network?

Integrating Linux into a Windows
Network? 12/27/2004 11:27 PM
Slashdot Dec 28 2004 3:00AM GMT

Linux system backup for Windows network
admins

Linux system backup for Windows network
admins 06/08/2004 07:16 AM
What you do to back up your computers depends on the value of your data and how far you're willing to go. You can hold users responsible for their own backups. Alternatively, you can create and store backups on floppy disks, CDs, tape drives, and so on. You can back up part or all of the data, even in real time.

Linux in a Windows Workstation
Environment, Part III: Local Network
Support

Linux in a Windows Workstation
Environment, Part III: Local Network
Support 04/06/2005 06:43 AM
The final article in this series described the implementation of a VPN server to enable encrypted Wi-Fi transmissions.

Linux in a Windows Workstation
Environment, Part II: Local Network
Support

Linux in a Windows Workstation
Environment, Part II: Local Network
Support 03/17/2005 03:04 AM
Setting up local network support for file shares, print serving and intranet services.

Dynamic Network Factory announces
Windows and Linux-based 2400 NAS Servers
packing over 9TB in one unit

Dynamic Network Factory announces
Windows and Linux-based 2400 NAS Servers
packing over 9TB in one unit 09/01/2004 02:23 AM
Dynamic Network Factory, a leading developer of cost-effective, high-performance storage solutions, announced today the FlexStor-NAS and StorBank 2400 NAS systems, which hold 24 RAID Certified™ Serial ATA hard drives in a compact 5U chassis, with storage capacities up to 9.6TB. [PRWEB Sep 1, 2004]

Home network complexity challenges
customer satisfactionStudy finds that
installation complexity – quantified by
“help desk” calls – reduces both
satisfaction with and brand loyalty to
home networking products and services

Home network complexity challenges
customer satisfactionStudy finds that
installation complexity – quantified by
“help desk” calls – reduces both
satisfaction with and brand loyalty to
home networking products and services 09/04/2004 02:40 AM
Customer satisfaction and brand loyalty regarding home networking equipment are related directly to product ease of installation and operation, according to Parks Associates’ Primary Perspectives: Complexity and Customer Satisfaction in the Networked Home.The study finds that satisfaction declines precipitously – as much as 25% – if a customer is required to make two or more service calls to install and operate home network equipment. Progress has been made in simplifying these products through standard device drivers and graphics-based installation wizards, but in order to secure long-term success in this market, developers and providers should continue devising new ways to reduce the complexity of home networking solutions. [PRWEB Sep 4, 2004]

Windows XP Home Edition N, el Windows
sin Media Player

Windows XP Home Edition N, el Windows
sin Media Player 03/29/2005 04:32 AM

How to really network your home

How to really network your home 07/08/2004 08:52 PM
ZDNet Jul 8 2004 11:37PM GMT

The home sharing network

The home sharing network 05/06/2004 12:16 AM
Boston Globe May 6 2004 4:54AM GMT

How I'd rebuild my home network

How I'd rebuild my home network 12/09/2003 09:47 PM
ZDNet Dec 9 2003 8:38PM ET

MS Office and Network Home Directories

MS Office and Network Home Directories 03/14/2003 01:08 PM
As already noted in this forum MS Office crashes when the user has a network home directory. This is because of the existance of the file "Office Registration Cache X". The existing hint only helps if you have your home on a ...

Modular Home Network PVR at CeBIT

Modular Home Network PVR at CeBIT 03/15/2003 01:24 PM

Clark Community Network || CCN Home

Clark Community Network || CCN Home 11/11/2003 05:55 AM
The Clark Community Network .. n paso ms all .. amateurish

forclark.com
track this site | 6 links

Wireless Network Security for the Home

Wireless Network Security for the Home 02/12/2004 09:58 AM

Printer Sharing on a Home Network

Printer Sharing on a Home Network 06/08/2004 06:06 AM

A Linux Island in a C:\ of Windows: Part
3, Playing in the Windows World

A Linux Island in a C:\ of Windows: Part
3, Playing in the Windows World 03/14/2005 05:25 PM
Now that your Linux VM is up, running and connected to the company network, it's time to move corporate work to the Linux side.

The USB server: connecting USB devices
to your home network

The USB server: connecting USB devices
to your home network 01/08/2004 08:15 PM
It might take a moment for the importance of this gadget to sink in, but Keyspan is introducing a USB server that lets you connect...

Back to Basics : Setting up a Home
Network

Back to Basics : Setting up a Home
Network 12/24/2004 12:32 PM
" I have one desktop computer running Windows ME, one desktop computer running XP Pro, and a laptop running XP Home. I'm using a router and a cable modem to get them connected to the Internet."

Japanese Firms Create Home (Appliance)
Network

Japanese Firms Create Home (Appliance)
Network 12/27/2003 04:13 AM
JOstrow writes "The Japanese companies Toshiba, Mitsubishi, Sharp, and Sanyo are teaming up to create a standard for home appliances communicating over a ...

KT innovates in home network, high-speed
Internet

KT innovates in home network, high-speed
Internet 11/03/2003 05:58 PM
Korea Herald Nov 3 2003 3:40PM ET

Real World Linux - The Big Move From
Windows to Linux

Real World Linux - The Big Move From
Windows to Linux 06/26/2002 01:02 PM
"I have recently jumped over to Linux from Windows, after putting it off for far too long, and thought it might be worth sharing my experience in order to encourage others in the same boat."

Comcast Offers Home Network
Installation, Equipment Rental

Comcast Offers Home Network
Installation, Equipment Rental 05/05/2004 03:44 PM
Comcast will install Wi-Fi gear, configure a router, and rent it to their customers with new program: Comcast Home Networking includes the delivery and installation of Wi-Fi networking for a setup fee and $5 per month (covering the router and one PC Card). Setup costs $200 for two computers up to $300 for five computers, the maximum covered by this deal. A current discount program chops $100 off that price until June 1. The terms and pricing don't explain the rental fee for the second through fifth computers' hardware, referring to a "rate card" that isn't on the Web site. The installation includes configuring and setting a WEP encryption key for the network, a task which with certain equipment can cause grown men and women to weep. There's definitely a place for a service in which the equipment is covered against defects. The site for the program doesn't note this, but Comcast's overarching subscriber terms says, During the term of this Agreement, Comcast will repair and maintain all Comcast Equipment and you agree that the Comcast Equipment will not be serviced by anyone other than Comcast employees or agents. Part of the press release noted that this package, offered as $52.95 per month excluding the rental fees and install fees, has up to 4 Mbps download speeds and 384 Kbps upload speeds. The basic package is $42.95 per month for 3 Mbps down and 256Kbps up. These prices require a Comcast cable subscription; it's $10 extra per month without such a subscription. (Macintosh users need not apply.) Qwest DSL's comparable service is $39.99/month for 1.5 Mbps down, 896 Kbps up (with Qwest phone service). Qwest also offers a wireless option with less support and no installation but without the rental cost: you just buy an Actiontec device with 802.11g and DSL modem support built in....

PlaNetwork Journal -> Anybody Can Be TV:
How P2P Home Video will Challenge The
Network News

PlaNetwork Journal -> Anybody Can Be TV:
How P2P Home Video will Challenge The
Network News 07/23/2004 09:57 PM
Drazen Pantic (who knows what he's talking about): PlaNetwork Journal -> Anybody Can Be TV: How P2P Home Video will Challenge The Network News

SecurityFocus HOME News: Defenses
lacking at social network sites

SecurityFocus HOME News: Defenses
lacking at social network sites 01/10/2004 07:54 PM
http://www.securityfocus.com/news/7739 Sites like LiveJournal and Tribe are poised to be the next big thing on the Web in 2004, but their security and privacy practices are more like 1997. I find that most time, there is better security from those who know little about it but run smaller "Social Network" software, i.e. PHPNuke, Post Nuke, etc. Some of the security features I have seen in these Open Source software are just know showing up in things like...

[IBM.com] Windows-to-Linux roadmapPart
1. Thinking in Linux

[IBM.com] Windows-to-Linux roadmapPart
1. Thinking in Linux 12/10/2003 05:26 PM

Introducing "Cooperative Linux" - Linux
for Windows, No Less

Introducing "Cooperative Linux" - Linux
for Windows, No Less 04/12/2004 02:06 PM
A month ago, a trial version of a little-known Linux application called "CoLinux" was released that is the first working free and open source method for optimally running Linux on Microsoft Windows natively. It's the work of a 21 year-old Israeli computer science student and some Japanese open source programmers; in Israel, analysts are already saying it could help transform the software world.

Home PCs to get key Windows fix

Home PCs to get key Windows fix 08/17/2004 04:08 AM
PC owners will be able to download a major security update for Windows XP as from Wednesday.

Windows in home become TV

Windows in home become TV 01/24/2004 09:13 AM
Chicago Tribune Jan 24 2004 1:16PM GMT

Home Based Business and Network
Marketing, Meets Gabriel Osorio III.
Will It Meet You ?

Home Based Business and Network
Marketing, Meets Gabriel Osorio III.
Will It Meet You ? 02/01/2005 10:06 PM
Holding a Masters Degree in Business Administration from one of the Nations Top Ivy-League Schools, This 24 year old decides to take the unorthodox route to success. "While my peers were slowly moving along getting great jobs, I sky-rocketed and got my own Home Based business." [PRWEB Jan 28, 2005]

Red Hat: Stick with Windows at home

Red Hat: Stick with Windows at home 11/04/2003 10:55 AM
Red Hat's chief executive has said that Linux needs to mature further before home users will get a positive experience from the operating system, saying they should choose Windows instead. Linux is seen by Microsoft as its most dangerous competitor for desktop operating systems, and after a number of high-profile cases where government departments have switched from Windows to Linux-based systems, the OS has been making some progress. However, Red Hat said that the hype around desktop Linux is still mostly unfounded at the moment.

Windows XP Home Edition N...o one wants
it

Windows XP Home Edition N...o one wants
it 06/24/2005 07:22 PM

PC makers, distributors pass on Windows XP N: Microsoft was forced to start selling a version of Windows in Europe that didn't include Windows Media Player. So Microsoft created "Windows XP Home Edition N."

But — big surprise — no one wants it. I mean, why would you? Who would buy a purposely disabled version of the software? This means that the "punishment" meted out by the court means exactly nothing.

Spanish online computer store Publinet has not ordered the product.

"We'll first see how it sells. I heard that this version would be cheaper," said Jose Cabeza, technical director for Publinet. "If it isn't, logically the market will decide about it. I don't see why a client on the street would choose a lesser product."

Microsoft originally wanted to call the product "Windows XP Reduced Media Edition," but the court nixed that since they felt Microsoft was trying to dissuade consumers from buying it.

It looks like that doesn't matter — according to the article, retailers aren't even buying it. I think consumers are going to have to look around a bit to even find someone who stocks it.

Home users get Windows SP2

Home users get Windows SP2 08/21/2004 12:59 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Fri Aug 20, 03:08 pm GMT

Windows Home Server my way!

Windows Home Server my way! 02/05/2005 10:16 PM

Rick Hallihan has some great ideas over on Blobservations about the dilemma a lot of us are dealing with, because we have multiple computers in the home. He list a whole bunch of features for a proposed Windows Home Server. I would like to narrow them down into one paragraph.

Lets say I have 5 windows computers at home all on the network. By a simple click in the network windows I designate which computers I want synchronized and press go. In that synchronize I want pictures, documents, pst files, download dir and any other data containing directory I designate and of course my desktop settings etc. Of course there should be a schedule option but I would be satisfied with "GO" It should take less than 5 minutes to setup and be so easy my grandmother could do it.

I have my computers organized and I know where my data is. I also have my data synchronized with 2 other machines plus a external hard-drive I rotate every month from my safe deposit box. But hey I am a geek and it's still a plan. I should be able to sit down to any computer on my home network login and have my profile and all of my settings replicated before hand.

Think of all the people you would save from cursing the hardware gods when a hard-drive self destructs by making it easy.. Hey hard-drive space is cheap. I have 3 200 gig drives on the shelf empty because they were on sale for $59.95. I agree with Rick their has to be a better and easier way.

I'd buy a license as I wave my credit card above my head.. [Blobservations]

Windows XP Home Networking Chat

Windows XP Home Networking Chat 04/20/2004 04:48 AM

Home users get key Windows update

Home users get key Windows update 08/18/2004 07:15 AM
Microsoft is making its important security update for Windows XP available on auto-update servers today.

How to Backup Windows XP Home Edition

How to Backup Windows XP Home Edition 09/10/2004 04:34 PM
WebDevInfo Sep 10 2004 7:28PM GMT

Linux EIB Home Server

Linux EIB Home Server 06/13/2004 04:54 PM
First release of a simulated EIB Home Server

Linux for Home Users

Linux for Home Users 07/06/2004 04:52 PM
WebDevInfo Jul 6 2004 9:05PM GMT
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