machy

Its Worth noting that 'logonCount' has a max Value of just over 65k per Domain Controller. Which is not that many in a trust, but if you only have 1/2 domain controllers its feasible for that to be hit in a year or two. I Also believe the number isn't counting how many times (a) user is logging in, but its been a while since i have read the docs to know what its actually counting. That being said, helpful to see if that computer hidden in the corner of the office in the dregs of the school ever gets used.

Do you have some way to Bulk run commands? \\NetPath\Python\python-xxxx.exe /quiet InstallAllUsers=1 PrependPath=1 TargetDir="C:\Program Files\PythonXXX" Include_pip=1 Should install it Then something like this for PyGame "C:\Program Files\Python313\python.exe -m pip install pygame --upgrade pip --proxy http://Proxy:8080" you can package all of this in a logon PowerShell script, but would need some more finesse

I'd loose my mind if i had to do a class' worth devices using USB drives, never mind a sites worth. Love MDT, set and forget is really useful lol

You have the exact same issue with any Python Module though Thonny is on Github https://github.com/thonny/thonny it lists 74 of its contributors, Among which is University of Tartu and Cybernetica AS. Its licence is on Github, and your free to Audit the code if you wish to. i don't believe it collects any data, but the code is there for you to check what if any. Can you point to the independent audits of Jetbrains? VS?

Same Command for us If you deploy Thonny via Pip then it uses the local / normal python stuff If you install it standalone then it comes with its own python install. (we install via Pip and Thonny picks up all the packages we use)

If you are still looking, Thonny is a good editor for python code, we're using it across my trust and generally favourable. Installable via PIP Too if you use that for packages

If you want to be talked out of it a couple of things to consider. Is your time cheaper, when you consider building, updating, re/learning the tech to do it, fixing it when it breaks and the Liability for you and the school of data protection? When its compared to an off the shelf tool such as CPOMS or Evolve. You get this working, 2/3 years down the line after staff are used to it, you win the lottery and decide to fall of the face of the earth. The school needs Data off it urgently for some sort of 999 level thing, but one of the weird sql calls you have to do to get it working fails for some reason, then what will the school do?

How does this work for serious emergencies? Like anything requiring more than a plaster? I can see this being absolutely excellent for post incident reporting or medicine logs, just not for "right now" kind of things

Our trust have sent several tickets to Senso saying the exact same thing Have got pretty much no where with support on this They take a few logs, say they are working on it and hear nothing afterwards.

We needed to mess about with this policy to get thumbnails working. It's one of those policy's that's named badly in GPO, Where you have to enable it to disable it. Anonymize local IPs exposed by WebRTC. or for testing you can set "Anonymize local IPs exposed by WebRTC." to Disabled in edge://flags or chrome://flags EDGE GPO Broadcast works for us, but is far far to slow (up for 40 seconds to start showing on all pcs) at times, and then doesn't show on all of them at times too. We also had to add far to many URLs to bypass smooth wall completely to get "my computer" to show up in the broadcast sources. These settings have not improved the experience for us We have had many tickets with Senso about our issues, but we end up going in circles and the teachers have just given up hoping for a fix...