I have been looking for something like Wayback, User-level Versioning File System for Linux, for years. The whole idea of zero behavior change versioning, until rollback, totally rocks. Now to have something like this for OSX and Windows.
Couldn’t agree more, Rafe on Labels versus folders, labels win. I have fallen in love with del.icio.us labels and started experimenting with them in Thunderbird, dumbing everything into one folder with lots of labeling.
Now if I could just do the same with my home direcory or My Documents. And if MovableType made it easier to label/categorize. Well Thunderbird needs more than 5 label options.
Couldn’t agree more, Rafe on Labels versus folders, labels win. I have fallen in love with del.icio.us labels and started experimenting with them in Thunderbird, dumbing everything into one folder with lots of labeling.
Now if I could just do the same with my home direcory or My Documents. And if MovableType made it easier to label/categorize. Well Thunderbird needs more than 5 label options.
Found the Toshiba – Magnia SG20 for $239.97 over at TigerDirect. There is some info over on LinuxDevices.com. It ships with a custom RedHat 7.x but folks have blown that away if needed. I’m very tempted to pick one of these up as a play toy. So any thing I’m mising? Anything compariable out there that might make a better purchase?
Found the Toshiba – Magnia SG20 for $239.97 over at TigerDirect. There is some info over on LinuxDevices.com. It ships with a custom RedHat 7.x but folks have blown that away if needed. I’m very tempted to pick one of these up as a play toy. So any thing I’m mising? Anything compariable out there that might make a better purchase?
Found on /.. Linux access on the WRT54G
This is a mini Linux distribution for the . In about 20 seconds, you can install a small set of Linux tools to your access point’s ramdisk.
A cool little hack.
Found on /.. Linux access on the WRT54G
This is a mini Linux distribution for the . In about 20 seconds, you can install a small set of Linux tools to your access point’s ramdisk.
A cool little hack.
Firstly I know that what I’m looking for can be done DIY with pretty much any Linux distribution but the solution should be something that survives if I’m gone.
I’m looking for a Network Attached Storage(NAS) solution. It will need to support SMB, NFS, FTP and HTTP have a built in or easily attached tape backup, have at lease a web based administration and be a plug in and forgetabout it, except for changing daily tape backups. There should also be at lease 2 drives RAID’d for redundacy. Linksys has something close, the EtherFast� Network Attached Storage but no apparent tape backup option.
So anyone have some good suggestions?
Firstly I know that what I’m looking for can be done DIY with pretty much any Linux distribution but the solution should be something that survives if I’m gone.
I’m looking for a Network Attached Storage(NAS) solution. It will need to support SMB, NFS, FTP and HTTP have a built in or easily attached tape backup, have at lease a web based administration and be a plug in and forgetabout it, except for changing daily tape backups. There should also be at lease 2 drives RAID’d for redundacy. Linksys has something close, the EtherFast� Network Attached Storage but no apparent tape backup option.
So anyone have some good suggestions?