I'm also interested in a port to Ubuntu server. I have little knowledge of Linux, but i like to play, experiment with Linux. I have experiment with Ubuntu a couple of times. Thats all experience i have of Ubuntu... do you still have ubuntu running? if so.. perhaps you can try to install the package...

I too am interested in the Ubuntu port. However much of what is required to port to a debian architecture means there are not a lot of individuals who have the time or knowledge. i would agree.. however, if we would go with the LTS versions, we would have.. a long time.. to figure out the next step...

I am very interested in an Ubuntu port of Amahi. I used Ubuntu for several years until moving to Amahi. I would be more than happy to try and help get it going again. do you have any expirience in the deeper workings of ubuntu? ;) i was mailing with cpg.. perhaps we can breakdown the project into s...

Hi all. I would like to know, if there's a broad interest in porting amahi to Ubuntu (or other, debian based distro's) and if there's people in this forum who have ubuntu knowledge? maybe that could help us make the switch! also, if you have any idea's regarding the matter, please discuss them here....

Hello, It apears amahi has some problems, mostly with Windows clients. When you assign a static IP to a computer, and that computer is not connected, DHCP gives that same IP out to other clients who connect. thus resulting in an IP Conflict when the rightfull Client connects. So far this has not hap...

i 3th that!

i still think, having some form of theming should be high on the priority list. for the simple reason that it allows app maintainers for basic skinning as well, which makes the overall project more.. "as one" like other projects. also, we would benefit from a php scripter, i have limited s...

here's a project for someone interested - optimize the packages for a headless install

For a headless install, all you need is the base install, nothing more.
when amahi installs, it installs the required dependencies as well no?

you can mount /home (or just /home/your_username) on an NFS share on all the systems, where the NFS share is provided from your server. This will give you the same settings everywhere. It also means that you'll have to configure all systems exactly the same though. by now, Amahi supports roaming pr...

i am curious as to why you want to run amahi then?
if you only want file sharing, then setup a simple windows workstation, or even linux can do that..
because you might break more then you do good this way, i think.