Re: [seul-edu] Hi Im Andrew

[Ken Barber <kenb@nu-world.com>]

On Tuesday 04 June 2002 06:24 pm, Dave Prentice wrote:

> Speaking of K12LTSP, is anybody on this list familiar with it? 

I think pretty much everyone here is familiar with it.  I just spent several 
days setting it up for my first time.  Yes, several days -- it took a long 
time to tweak all the stuff I didn't like about it because there is NO single 
place (or at least none I could find) that lists all of the files that must 
be altered if your installation doesn't conform to the preset defaults.

Today I got to wipe it all out and start over so that I can document 
everything.  At some point I hope to contribute my docs back to the project.

Anything in particular you want to know?  I might not be your best resource 
because the place I'm installing it is not a K12 environment, nor do I have 
any K12 experience.

Ken
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