> > >Hi,
> > >For my children I have a dual boot machine with Linux and WIndowsXP.
> >
> > >In Linux I use Dansguardian to keep the bad world out,
> >
> > Solving social problems with techinical matters never worked!
> > Educate your children, give them "media competence", surf together with them,
> > but don't restrict them as dummies!
> > But ok, that's "your" children...
Sounds educated. Do you lock your car when you leave it at the railway
station? I do because I don't want to keep around all the time. On the
net may be confronted with the most terrible matter quite unrequested. I
do protect my children until they are able to cross the street by their
own. But still you're right, theoretically education would be the best
way.
> > >2. How much will this approach affect the performance of the PC
> >
> > If you have lot of memory you would not notice it while surfing.
> >
I've got 1G, hope that's enough
> > >My winXP will only use one of the cores (I think).
> >
> > XP would use "SMP" with upto 2 CPU(core)s.
> > Have a look in taskmanager: You should see both cores there.
> > If not, you run the wrong kernel. Test MS-KB for more info.
You're right. Didn't look at the right place. It does use both cores.
> > Have a look on "IPcop".
> > It should work under colinux too and there was "once" (1 year or
> > more ago) in heise c't an article howto to integrate IPcop into a
> > VM in Windows.
> > I am quite sure that would be the easiest way to avoid reinventing
> > the wheel ;-)
Good suggestion. IPcop seems to be faster but I don;t know if their
content filtering algorithm is as good as dansguardian?
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