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Latest Koha Live DVD (Version 16.05)
Dear All,
Please find here link to download latest version of Koha live DVD (16.05) on Ubuntu 14.04. Please note that Koha has changed the version naming structure i.e. earlier it was like 3.18, 3.20, 3.22 but now its 16.05 almost the nomenclature is similar to Ubuntu versions.
Koha Livedvd : https://sourceforge.net/projects/vkmkoha/files/
Further Please feel free to contact in case of any difficulty or you are willing to implement Koha in your library.
Thanking You.
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Permalink Reply by saravanan on
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I'm having only 32 bit operating system,can i use this link. and then how to use this link
OPAC - http://127.0.0.1
Staff Client - http://127.0.0.1:8000(will not work this link before install?)
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Permalink Reply by Vinod Kumar Mishra on
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Yes, you can use it ever you have 32 bit computer.
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Permalink Reply by Ruhi on
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Vinod
Sir,I wanna implement koha in my library but I have a doubt. Should I dual boot koha live CD along with Windows or I directly install it.
I am doubtful because I am told by my folks that it is risky to dual boot.And on the other side, I don't want to lose Windows by directly installing Ubuntu. Please guide me.Also, I want to know about data migration. How much time will it take to migrate a holding of 14000 resources. Can I do it on my own or will I have to heir a professional. Sir, please reply soon.
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