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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
Linux reseller Bryce Coad had audiences eating out of his hand as he
demonstrated the operating system running OpenOffice.org [. . .] Igor
Portugal, technical head at Linux reseller Asterisk, which made its
first appearance at the show in 1999, says Orix, Linfox Logistics,
the Health and Disability Commission and Vita New Zealand are among
its customers. Portugal collected a wad of business cards from
visitors to his stand, many of which he expected to turn into sales.
— ComputerWorld Expo 2002
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