TOPIC: Linux OS for LAN shops?

tnx po sir!

Darkvice wrote:

sir netguides, eto okay parin naman pure linux shop ko

sir ayus yang plan nyo installing linux sa shop nyo, pero sir ang linux ay hindi virus free OS, madami rin viruses/trojans/backdoor/exploits and vulnerabilies ang linux, pero sa almost 2 yrs sa shop ko wala pa na infect/compromised sa computers ko


kung may questions ka sa configuration ng specific application, server/daemon or hardware driver sa linux, post ka lang sa thread na ito


current setup ko sa mga client pc:
Operating System : Slackware
Desktop environment : Xfce
Timer : Cafe con leche
Applications: Open Office 3, skype, gyachoo, firefox 3.6, google chrome
Games: heroes of newerth, glest, Savage 2, urban terror, true combat, FEAR Combat (wine), 2029 online (wine), tales of pirates (wine),

eto additional apps/drivers :
Gutenprint - printer (cx5500,ip1980,ip6320d)
iscan-plugin - para sa scanner ng cx5500 ko
gspcav1 - para sa webcams

Salamat po dito sa info nyo, nagbabalak din po ako mag migrate sa linux para sa some of my application pc lang, maybe this vacation pagnagrenovate na kami ng shop, kaya ngayon nag gagather ako ng info about linux para ready ako incomes of troubleshoot.

Wala na ba kayong ibang application maliban sa nabangit nyo? kc marami akong hinahanap alternatibo na application para sa linux na meron lang sa windows. like Microsoft visual basic & C++, CAD, Movie Maker, & windows based

tanong ko narin kung sa open office po ba pupuwedi ng iopen sa windows or vise versa??

Marami pa sana akong tanong about linux pero till now im still reading more info about this system.

yun Openoffice3.2 nabubuksan nya yun file ng M$ Office 2007 pero yun file ng OpenOffice 3.2 di mabuksan ng M$ Office 2007... ewan ko lang sa M$ Office 2010 kung nabubuksan na .odt files

lljoycell wrote:

yun Openoffice3.2 nabubuksan nya yun file ng M$ Office 2007 pero yun file ng OpenOffice 3.2 di mabuksan ng M$ Office 2007... ewan ko lang sa M$ Office 2010 kung nabubuksan na .odt files

nega'

netguides wrote:

lljoycell wrote:

yun Openoffice3.2 nabubuksan nya yun file ng M$ Office 2007 pero yun file ng OpenOffice 3.2 di mabuksan ng M$ Office 2007... ewan ko lang sa M$ Office 2010 kung nabubuksan na .odt files

nega'

ang kagandahan naman sa Openoffice 3.2 pwede mo save as word 97/2000/xp

lljoycell wrote:

netguides wrote:

lljoycell wrote:

yun Openoffice3.2 nabubuksan nya yun file ng M$ Office 2007 pero yun file ng OpenOffice 3.2 di mabuksan ng M$ Office 2007... ewan ko lang sa M$ Office 2010 kung nabubuksan na .odt files

nega'

ang kagandahan naman sa Openoffice 3.2 pwede mo save as word 97/2000/xp

im using 3.1...

i can save it as office 97/2003 (.doc) but not as 2007 (.docx)...sa 3.2 pde ba isave as .docx???

netguides wrote:

lljoycell wrote:

netguides wrote:

lljoycell wrote:

yun Openoffice3.2 nabubuksan nya yun file ng M$ Office 2007 pero yun file ng OpenOffice 3.2 di mabuksan ng M$ Office 2007... ewan ko lang sa M$ Office 2010 kung nabubuksan na .odt files

nega'

ang kagandahan naman sa Openoffice 3.2 pwede mo save as word 97/2000/xp

im using 3.1...

i can save it as office 97/2003 (.doc) but not as 2007 (.docx)...sa 3.2 pde ba isave as .docx???

hindi pa...sana pag officially nirelease na sya pwede na...^_^

matry nga rin yun Linux distro na gawang pinoy....yun KahelOS

those who would like to try out linux please read first the blog post in the following link: www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/a-home-user...m-windows-to-ubuntu/

so that you would better understand the issues related to migration from windows to linux.

not unless you would be able to understand these issues then your journey in the world of open source software would not be complete

A lot of developments in this area. Matagal na din ako di nakakapost ito. Although nag improve na mabuti ang linux pag meron pa din area na medyo mahina sya. Like Flash for instance. Hindi pa sya as perfect as Flash running on a windows system. E popular pa naman yan.

Wine. It has been around for quite sometime and the developers f wine have been pulling hair trying to run windows applications in linux. Great idea, but the bigger question is, why would you want to do that. Whats the purpose anyway? Windows applications are meant for Windows. And Linux applications are meant for Linux.

My 2 cent.