Property Value Name OutKafe Database Schema Description This is that SQL database schema you have to install into your postgresql database for OutKafe to work. Filename outkafe.sql Filesize 3.41 KB Filetype sql (Mime Type: text/x-sql) Creator silentcoder…
Overview OutKafe relies on a central daemon called outkafed to count down time for users who are logged in. The daemon is designed to fork into the background on launch and work completely non interactively.…
The OutKafe Client for Windows is maintained by Philip J. Hess. It was based on the Linux Client but ported to the windows platform. This allows you to run an OutKafe powered cybercafe using windows desktops and…
Introduction OutKafe is a powerful and complex application with several parts. Thus a bit of careful planning is required before starting the installation. This short guide will help you download and install the various components…
Property Value Name OutKafe Installer Description This is the installer script for OutKafe - Linux (32 Bit) version. It is compressed with bzip2 and needs to be uncompressed before it is run. Current version: 5.2.3…
Property Value Name OutKafe Installer (Linux 64Bit version) Description This version of the outkafe installer is natively compiled for Linux 64-Bit. It was created on Gentoo 2007.1 amd64 version. It is compressed with bzip2…
Português Esta é a versão em português (brasileiro) do Outkafe. outkafe English .po file This is the base English language pack file. Use this to create translation files for other languages. German translation Dies ist…
Customizing OutKafe Installing themes and languages NOTE: This section uses features only available in OutKafe 5.2 and later Installing translations One of the most fundamental and useful customizations you can make to OutKafe is to…
Overview The OutKafe Linux client (oklin) was created by A.J. Venter. It serves as the baseline client for all other (static) ports. The client can run on thin-client or fat-client machines with X and GTK+2.…
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