Hi, just FYI a couple problems in case you are not aware of them

1.  Link to General Forums on the Contact Us page is broken

2. On the home page, pagination of turnkey appliances list is broken on anything except the "All" tab

It may or may not be relevant but I use Chrome as my browser

Cheers

Andrej

UPDATE: TurnKey Odoo has been released

Just wondering if there where any open projects to make Turnkey devices of dolibarr or odoo (Formally OpenERP)?

Hi,

Are there any plans to port tkdev to Raspbian so certain appliances could be created for deployment on Rasberry Pi 2?

Since the latest edition of this SoC is rather powerfull for the price, I see a lot of linux services benefitting from running on Pi 2 from a cost/performance standpoint.

I've seen some past discussions on this in the blog (or the forum)...

I would like to "vote" against this deprecation. Or better, argument against it.

In summary, I've read that dev team does not really see a good reason for mantaining the 32 bit options given today's professional hardware... And they are taking lots of hosting room (lots of appliances and  flavors for each of them).

Sorry for the long post... I've summarized the proposals at the end (see SUMMARY OF PROPOSALS below), but I previously explain/analyze of the issues, and propose detailed fixes (so that they are easier to implement if "accepted").

I'm opening this new thread with different (and I think better) suggestions that the one I recently made in:

http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/general/20150203/why-not-vbox-default-...

Hello:

Does any one know why there is not a .vbox file in the "default build" ZIP?

This would permit a simple "download, unzip, double-click and play" (just needing Virtualbox installed).

This works like a charm with the already included .vmx (but needs VMWare Player installed... not so universal).

Sorry if this has been addressed before (not found in the forum or the FAQ).

Or maybe I am missing something very straighforward? (sorry if this is the case, I will appreciate any hints or feedback on this).

Hi all,

I’m interested in monitoring the processes running in a Linux system and determining when they are stuck/running endlessly  very quickly.
Once I determine this, I also want to take on some actions (like dumping some debug info, restarting the process, etc..).

I know I can detect stuck processes using systemd, but unfortunately I wasn’t able to take action (where can I specify a script that I want to run when some process heartbeats are missed ?)

I'm looking for the best tool to monitor the Linux system. I've found a lot of interesting tools searching the web but I didn't find one which can do all the requirments (like a one in all tool). I would prefer it to include a command line interface also.

Thank you, Andreea

Maybe this question has been asked before, but i like TKL and i think the centos community will benefit a lot from such a similar approach. 

I have to use centos in my daily routine (company policy) and i had to give up for the moment tkl.

I will be more than glad to help - however is possible.

Thank you for your answers.

Hi,

It looks like the last images were all from 10/28/13. Is this project still active? Upgrading Wordpress is a bit of a pain for a local VM (because I can't use FTP), but we were considering using these for production boxes. However, if the images haven't been updated for over a year, it makes me wonder if this has stalled. I would expect to see an updated Linux image with a Wordpress 4 installation.

Does anyone know what the status is?

Thanks,

Bill