Help me setup a remote Ubuntu server that I can access from my Windows machine

Hello! I have experience with server administration also have worked with rack space, so will be very happy to setup it for you right now. Thanks!

Hi, thanks for your invite. I have a few questions: 1.) The Ubuntu Desktop will be installed on a VM running on the Ubuntu Server that you are going to setup? 2.) Which version of Python? I am at your disposal for further questions. Regards, Daniel

Hello. I am linux administrator with 4 years experience. I can help you with your servers task. I'll configure server for toy and then provide simple manual how to connect to UBUNTU using VNC. Ands if you need i'll write down the steps that i did in a text file.

Glad to work with you!

i would comprehensively accomplish all 7 tasks.. i have 3 yrs of experience working with RackSpace too and install VNC and desktop from SSH many many times.. installation of other scripts won't be a biggie to.. so Let's begin sir :)

Hi there, I can help you setup your ubuntu server along with the miscellaneous python packages. The bid is higher than usual since you ask for part 7, i.e. documentation. Also, why not use textblob instead of ntlk? Cheers!

I've been using Linux/GNU distributions for years. My first was Crunchbang, a pre-packaged Debian distribution. I then experimented with Fedora for a while, through out my time in college. I now use straight Debian on my personal machine and Xubuntu, which is Ubuntu with the XFCE desktop environment, on my work machine. So I most definitely know Ubuntu. I even use a remote Free BSD server, which doesn't directly relate to what you want, but needless to say I love experimenting with different operating systems. This would not only be a cakewalk for me, but I would enjoy doing it. If you want Ubuntu set up the way you want it and some tech support to back you up for a few days, you got it right here. Please get back to me. - Dave

Hello, I've been a Linux/UNIX systems engineer for 16 years, and have set up a number of Linux systems in that time. I've been using Ubuntu for the last few years for production web and database servers. Setting up and installing the system should be straight forward. The only suggestion I would make is that if you haven't compared Rackspace's pricing to Google's Computer Engine (the Google Cloud), I'd definitely recommend doing that. I've been using the Compute Engine for the last 2 or 3 years and it's really great (fast, scaleable, flexible) and very affordable.