Very Computer

Hi,

On the website

        http://www.rho-sigma.de/atari8bit/fs.html

you can find the first public release of the Atari 8bit filesystem
driver for Linux.

About:

ATR8FS is a ATARI 8bit filesystem for Linux released under the GPL. It
originated from the 8bit ATARI machines. It allows to read disk images from
a more than twenty years old computer :-)

Features of Version 0.1

- Can mount ATR images (currently the only possibiliy to access
  a ATARI 8bit disk :-)
- Can read DOS2 compatible filesystems, like DOS 2.0S, DOS 2.0D,
  DOS 2.5, BiboDOS, MyDOS ...
- Can read DOS3 filesystems
- Can read DOS4 (Antic DOS) filesystems
- Can read SpartaDOS 2+ compatible filesystems
- Currently NO write support
- Currently no direct disk access
- Alpha implementation, not heavily tested yet

Have fun,

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Date:     May 13, 2003    
Time:     7:30pm    
Topic:    The How's and Why's of a LTSP Implementation.    
Location: Galbraith Building, U of T    Room:  GB244

Speaker:  Tim Brodie
        tbrodie at displayworksinc dot com
        IT Manager, SysAdmin, S/W Developer

Speaker Bio: Tim Brodie is a 21 year IT veteran (ask him about IBM
        Series 1 assembly language) with experience in developing and
        integrating software for mainframes, mini's and
        microcomputers.

        He has had the pleasure of spending the last three years
        planning and executing the migration to Linux of Display Works
        Inc, a custom manufacturer of retail store fixtures.

        Currently, Display Works has 60% of its desktops and 95% of
        its infrastructure running on Redhat and Mandrake Linux, with
        the balance running integrated legacy software.

Summary: Every one who has a computer on his or her desktop these days
        has at their fingertips more raw horsepower than any of the
        major banks had running in the 70's. So why is there a
        compelling case for Display Works to "regress" to taking a
        mainframe approach to sharing a main application server?

        Find out why many of today's contexts (including, perhaps,
        your home LAN) make a excellent case for a LTSP
        implementation.

        And, see some pictures of the results. I'll be glad to discuss
        the implementation, configuration of supporting services and
        some of the really positive results obtained... even running
        Mandrake 9.1.
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