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Special Systems
CyberKnights provide highly-equipped servers and workstations from
local suppliers where possible. This includes the following machines:
Workstations
DirectPC Performa
- Dual Core 3.8GHZ processors
- 256MB NVidia 7300GS 3D video card
- 200GB 7200RPM hard disk
- 16x dual-layer DVD burner
- keyboard, mouse, speakers
- 17” LCD flatscreen
- 3 years on-site warranty
Servers
SuperMicro P8SCT 2U rackmount server
- 2 x 320GB SATA-II hard drives
- 2GB matched DDR2 memory units
- 2 x gigabit network interfaces
- 400 watt PSU
- 3.4GHz CPU
- 8MB video card
- Floppy & CD drives built in
Software
Mandriva Linux
- OpenOffice office suite
- KOffice office suite
- The GIMP graphics program
- FireFox, Konqueror & Opera web browsers
- KMail email suite
- ThunderBird email suite
- Apache web server, with PHP & PERL scripting, & SSL
- PostgreSQL & MySQL databases
- ProFTPd FTP service
- OpenSSH Secure Socket Layer interface & transfer
- ImageMagick image processing suite
- SaMBa file sharing and authentication
- Instant Messengers, Chat programs, video-conferencing, etc
- VNC & RDP remote access, as well as SSH
- Ruby & Python programming suites
- QT Designer & KDevelop for Integrated Design
- Rippers, Mixers, Editors & Generators for audio, video & still-graphics
- Monitors & reporting suites for most activities & traffic
- Education, Games & EduTainment suites, including TuxPaint
- Mathematics, Astronomy & other science tools
- 2D & 3D graphics design tools
- Readers, Magnifiers & other access methods
- Administration tools, automated updates, etc
When you think about it, and put a business hat on, the idea that
Linux could start as this little hobby project that would in the
course of less than a decade become this extremely popular piece of
software that people would bet on for mission critical
applications. . . how did that happen? Nobody is in charge of it.
Nobody owns it. It’s not controlled by a corporation. It
fundamentally depends on cooperation and collaboration. . . . It’s an
amazing model of how to get stuff done. — Mitch Kapor,
founder of Lotus
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