FW: [RHCE] WiKi and another LPIC Study Resource

[Rock Roskam]

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Sent: Sun 2/27/2005 12:40 PM
To: Red Hat Certified Engineer exam study group
Subject: Re: [RHCE] WiKi and another LPIC Study Resource
 
Jim Ray wrote:

>>Nothing beats setting aside time and going to a space that is dedicated
>>to your meeting.  It is too easy to be distracted while at a virtual
>>meeting - unless its a topic that is immediately of interest to you.
>>
>>If you *do* want to hold a virtual meeting then IRC is the place to be.
>>There is even a posting site that goes along with the IRC channel used
>>by Trilug.
>>    
>>
>[JR>] do  both.  Back when we were meeting at my house, we used to get on
>IRC, send harassing comments back and forth and share screens with vnc.  Me
>thinks Rock had the means to make it appear via a web browser.  Rock?  How
>possible would it be to share out the test box screen over a web site?
>
>I'm old school and concur that there is no replacement for undisturbed
>physical meetings.
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I think the limitation for vnc is still the bandwidth.  we could only 
support 3-4 users connecting remotely via vnc across a standard dsl or 
cable line.  It worked great internally to share the desktop.  I have 
not found any open source software yet that provides the same 
functionality of web ex or MS Livemeeting in term of providing an 
application/desktop share.  Gnome meeting can provide the white board 
and chat and video and sound.  I am thinking of using webcollab for 
organization of  some projects.  VNC over ssl or ssh is slow for remote 
desktop and does not traverse proxy servers very well.  The freenx 
server which works great over ssh does not allow multisession viewing.   
I like meeting in person. 


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