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| 716568 | 2008-11-02 07:50:00 | Erayd - its NOT a actual Linux Server - in the October Issue of Australian PCUSER they had an altered Xubuntu OS and turned it into a Linux Home Server - much the same as windows Home server - its free and works damn well, all the programs like backing up etc are handled by free third party linux apps. Does basic Server - Digital TV Server ( with correct cards installed) media Streaming, and its real easy to setup to share on a windows network - all built in. USEROS Home Server (darrenyates.com.au) - its a shame they wont put the ISO file as a download - fair to say - I have several copies in various locations as backups. Yes am thinking of setting one of these up at home, sounds just what I want |
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| 716569 | 2008-11-02 08:16:00 | Erayd - its NOT a actual Linux Server - in the October Issue of Australian PCUSER they had an altered Xubuntu OS and turned it into a Linux Home Server - much the same as windows Home server - its free and works damn well, all the programs like backing up etc are handled by free third party linux apps. Does basic Server - Digital TV Server ( with correct cards installed) media Streaming, and its real easy to setup to share on a windows network - all built in. USEROS Home Server (darrenyates.com.au) - its a shame they wont put the ISO file as a download - fair to say - I have several copies in various locations as backups. Aah, gotcha. I haven't actually heard of this one before - I'l have to take a look sometime. The one I usually point novices who need a server at is SME Server - I personally hate it, but there's no denying it does a good job, and it has a decent web interface for those who can't handle the command-line. |
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