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by Squelchtone » 13 Oct 2008 10:51
Why aren't my quotes quoting? Seems my BBCode has been in OFF state since the upgrade.. anyone else?
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by datagram » 13 Oct 2008 15:50
[quote="Legion303"]I'd be willing to bet you could get it running under WINE or WINEX. I only run linux on my servers, so I don't have this problem. :)
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Steve,
I dunno, if it didn't need the VS 2005 redistributable it'd be easier, but it uses SxS to grab specific DLL versions (presumably so developers can be lazy and not patch for newer than 95/NT? :P); not sure how WINE handles SxS.
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by cyrus104 » 25 Feb 2010 0:58
I know this is an old thread but I recently ran into a very similar problem with running LSS+ and a couple other pieces of software on Linux and didn't want to create a new thread. After trying with Wine and have not much luck, ended up creating a virtual machine and putting all of the training / reference material that I have on that. One great benefit that I found is that it's extremely portable, I can transport it on an external HD and then run it on a Windows/Linux/Mac boxes without any problems. I used VMware I'm not promoting it, I've used Virtualbox and KVM in the past and like them both. I'd stick with Virtualbox/VMware/Parallels the ones that are cross platform.
This worked great for me, wondering if anyone else has tried this and what their results were.
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by Legion303 » 25 Feb 2010 8:03
I am a big proponent of VMware. It's one of the most useful pieces of software I have. Good call.
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by cyrus104 » 25 Feb 2010 8:07
Thanks, me too. I put it on a dedicated server so I can access it from anywhere at a decent speed. If I really want to I can even download it and put it on whatever machine I have.
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by 00bluebeast » 8 Jul 2010 13:06
[EDIT: we do not discuss theft of intellectual property here. Go buy LSS. --Legion303] i dont know long it took him to put this together but its incredible. Great work!
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by zeke79 » 10 Jul 2010 14:36
I know some of the discussion of getting LSS gov. from this place or that place might be a bit old but just keep in mind that wherever you buy it from you have to get your activation done through security.org. Lockpicks.com might just sell you the government edition but they would be laughing all the way to the bank unless you can prove to Marc (security.org) that you have clearance. Otherwise all that extra stuff you paid for will not be activated.
Not saying this to be a jerk, I just don't want someone to waste their money buying the government version thinking they just pulled the wool over everyones eyes only to find out otherwise when activating.
For the best book out there on high security locks and their operation, take a look at amazon.com for High-Security Mechanical Locks An Encyclopedic Reference. Written by our very own site member Greyman! A true 5 Star read!!
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by johnw » 24 Aug 2011 20:14
My copy of LSS arrived yesterday, the books that is, I didn't peel ten out of te shrink wrap yet as I'm ill. But man oh man did I get a lot of book/s for my dollar, it's like the encyclodpedia britannica of locks.
I will write a review in the future.
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by johnw » 24 Aug 2011 20:18
Please excuse the spelling, it's then not ten, you only get two books, this iPhone is no good for typing up posts.
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