New OpenGnsys website aimed at the user, where you will easily find: \n".
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" - Download OpenGnsys last version.
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" - User Manual
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" - Installation documentation
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" - Success stories
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$TipOfDay[3]="OpenGnsys allows users to install several ogLive, being able to select on each computer the one that best recognizes your hardware.";
$TipOfDay[4]="OpenGnsys allows independent hosting of images from different organizational units within the same repository.";
$TipOfDay[5]="For facilitate OpenGnsys migration, there are scripts to export and import data.";
$TipOfDay[6]="RemotePC combines OpenGnsys with UDS to offer remote access to classroom computers outside teaching hours.";
$TipOfDay[7]="Course OnlineAll members of organizations that are federated in the RedIRIS Identity Service can access the course 'OpenGnsys Basic Course 1.1.0' in the
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$TipOfDay[8]="The new OpenGnsys agent for the operating system allows users to send messages and execute commands on the computer.";
$TipOfDay[9]="On the OpenGnsys web project you can find , such as the postconfiguration required for Windows activation with KMS.";
$TipOfDay[10]="OpenGnsys support Nvme disks, you must use ogLive bionic 5.0.";
$TipOfDay[11]="To avoid multicast transfer conflicts, it is necessary to configure different multicast ports in the properties of each class.";
$TipOfDay[12]="You can define nice priority to seed torrent files in
/etc/default/opengnsys. The recommended values are:\n".
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" - 8 for Admin Server or Repo without Torrent.
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" - 0 for Admin Server and Repo with Torrent.
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" - -8 for Repo with Torrent.
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