You'll find a lot out there.
I even made a few back at the time that Web OS's were cool - to go along
with Bibud...
There are plenty - e.g. Webconverger, or even just a slim version of
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I'd also remind everyone that this is also available through the Pi Store :P
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It'll be to do with permissions in PolicyKit to disallow users from doing so.
There are a few solutions:
1. Fix in policykit to allow you to edit volumes (the tool depends on
your DE, it's usually in the relevant settings tool).
2. Format to VFAT and it will automount as user
3. Edit the fstab and
> The H-bomb is fairly complex.
Not really. An uncontrolled explosion of tritium and deuterium is no
work (i.e. it happens on its own), you just have to make the stuff.
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> it is not covered by warranty.
Nothing ever is.
No problem I've ever had with any device that I need outside help with has been.
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> Card - GeForce 8500 GT
This is fully compatible with the latest NVIDIA drivers
Source: myself :)
Dan Dart
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WEB DEVELOPER | SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR | BLOGGER | MUSICIAN
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Well... BASIC.
It helped me learn the programming principles learning QBASIC.
My second language was probably Javascript...
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How to Re
openclipart.org ?
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I just want to buy one at my nearest electronics shop.
Until that day happens, they don't exist.
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I wouldn't buy from someone who tried to sell me new technology
technology - either they're a child or illiterate.
And not to name the out-house name from the in-house name?... Err
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> Windows 2000 start-up screen proclaims "Based on NT Technology",
What's that? New Technology Technology? :P
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So? When's it coming to the UK? And how much will it be?
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I know of nothing except the first and last references.
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/etc/lettersize or something like that should give you a start.
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I believe some programs will stop working with a "no more ttys" error
- can you just not start the gettys but leave the ttys? Not sure I
have the correct terminology there - even don't start the login
processes?
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Err don't launch any gettys in inittab?
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Dodgy ram has always been the cause of lockups for me.
On 29 Apr 2011 22:43, "StarLion" wrote:
Hallo all. Got a bit of a puzzler for you to... well, puzzle over.
Finally gave in and put Arch on me new(er) laptop, set myself up a KDE
desktop, personalise, etc... the usual post-install kind of thi
Use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost, worked for me
On 22 Apr 2011 23:19, "Archie Ferrier" wrote:
Hi All
Has anyone had any success getting MythTV installed and working without
resorting to Mythbuntu? I am having problems getting it to connect to the
database despite being able to access it mysel
Yup, Ralph, that's how I see one abstraction of it...
I get iptables panic when I use Skype. It uses lots of high UDPs for a hole
punch. It eventually works though.
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Yes - the RESPONSE is on high ports - which your router would normally
let in because they are in the state ESTABLISHED or RELATED (hole
punching).
You can try blocking everything coming in on iptables - but you won't
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Obviously your fi
8.8.8.8 is Google's DNS service. If you're using it, then that'll be why.
The high port numbers are the responses. which were blocked :(
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cat works with mpg files too:
cat file1.mpg file2.mpg > file3.mpg
file3.mpg is a valid mpg file!
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The first X session being :0.0, (you can specify a hostname before the
colon) the second will be :1.0, will it not? I'm not sure about the .0, as
you can also refer to it with just :0, :1, etc., and they get mapped on the
local machine like :0 -> ctrl+alt+f7, :1 -> ctrl+alt+f8, etc., unless
they're
You might think about editing the initrd/initramfs, it's really just a
gzipped ext2 image / squashfs image usually. Just make a new one with the
stuff in there, add your stuff and remake your CD! Job done!
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> I'm gonna throw caution to the wind and presume this is a "regular" audio CD
> and you have some piece of software which is showing you these different file
> types
> as possible transcoding options. I can't imagine any reason for someone to
> bundle that lot onto a CD.
It's okay. KDE does th
I still do that chown command when necessary but only as a normal user.
On 18 Nov 2010 17:02, "Brian R Masterman" wrote:
> On 18/11/10 12:00, dorset-requ...@mailman.lug.org.uk wrote:
>> The command I put in was rm -rf ~/ .shotwell/Examples
>>
> You are not alone, we had a UNIX administrator do a;
> In the end I bought an old Psion Wavefinder off of ebay to listen to the
> radio through my PC. Not all that portable though.
Very nice device, and not too difficult to get working in Linux with
OpenDAB (if you have 32 bit).
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> The other day I installed Windows 7 in a kvm virtual machine, using kvm's
> default networking setup, and somehow Windows managed to get a real routable
> IPv6 address! I'm not sure how it did that as there's no IPv6 on my network
> at all
Windows 7 uses Teredo tunneling by default, which gives
> I don't think any ISP anywhere does, for that matter.
I talked to some guy with IPv6 - I can't remember, but I know some ISPs do.
I was testing others' IPv6 connectivity as I had a Miredo tunnel to
give me a global address.
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Most do, but it's the ISP that you have to wait for.
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Go ask mike.saund...@futurenet.com
and look at his x86 OS assembler project:
mikeos.berlios.de
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Tried Gambas? It's a VB like language.
I too missed VB, but as it's so dead and not as powerful as FLOSS languages
(had a look at Qt Creator or pyGTK?) I wouldn't go back.
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> Just checking I am still connected
Hadoukren!
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Don't forget the ten seconds!
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The perfect 10 is out! Just to break your modes of speech.
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It's out!
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If in doubt use a vkeybd
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> I'd suggest the mail list drops all meesages from msn.com as the simplest
> solution.
Sounds sensible to me!
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> http://bit.ly/cvIBAp
Looks dodgy - since it was sent to everyone - I'd like a little explanation.
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> VM's are the future
Yes. Especially with 6 cores! :D
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> Let others volunteer to be guinea pigs. :-)
Oh, me! me! me! Pick me!
I install betas occasionally and see if they're good enough in a VM.
As soon as they are I use them full time. And make sure everything is
fixed before release day (submitting bug reports etc) THEN being
confident of being abl
My thinking was kernel.org is newer and thus more likely to have been fixed.
On 18 Sep 2010 15:25, "Simon O'Riordan"
wrote:
On Sat, 2010-09-18 at 15:12 +0100, Dan Dart wrote:
> If it happened to me, it's in the image right?...
Speaking strictly personally, I don't
If it happened to me, it's in the image right? So I'd have my own kernel and
not upgrade theirs?
On 18 Sep 2010 14:50, "Simon O'Riordan"
wrote:
Reinstalling version 23 alsa via the script doesn't work until you use
the -s option on the script.
This forces the use of the latest alsa approved snap
This is also a test for no reason. :p
On 18 Sep 2010 14:55, "Simon O'Riordan"
wrote:
Just a test to work out contacts synching.
Simono
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> Might pay to scan the update list carefully to prevent reversion of
> Alsa, but I think it was the image that did it.
Tried apt-pinning?
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So they don't work without it even when they're configured in Monitors?
On 17 Sep 2010 19:59, "Simon O'Riordan"
wrote:
To make the HP 2133 external VGA port work, create an xorg.conf file(it
doesn't come with one in 10.04).
Contents:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Configured Video Device"
Option "
> if the machine isn't made to be compatible with Linux,
A kernel developer came out and said "EVERYTHING works with Linux" -
and as far as I've seen, that's the case :)
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> arguably supports the system better than any MS offering would.
Heard of "Novell-certified"? ;)
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> There's also http://www.system76.com/ who have a good reputation.
Oh? I heard they were US-only.
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Security is my biggest gripe! As with almost all non-free apps, really!
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That doesn't sound nice. I wouldn't want to work with a business with
dirty tactics like that. They should properly try to compete by
innovation rather than removing anyone else from the market. If only
the world worked that way.
I'm not sure it's competely legal, it could be covered under
antitru
> not any more.
I wonder why? They were nifty, but you couldn't install stuff on them
very easily without installing UNR. Not many had UNR.
Bad rep? Time to introduce more with UNR!
Geez, I need to start up my idea for a company that sells things properly.
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> It looks like Dell have finally succumbed.
There were reports of it dropping Linux in the UK but then they said
"Oh, no, we're just in the middle of upgrading them all! We'll sell
them again soon!".
There are a million places to get Eee PCs with Linux - including Asus
themselves.
Same goes for A
> And will you document it all on the lug wiki?
Sounds painful.
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Hi,
I'm surprised newlib is in use here at all. Did you choose it, and if so why?
I'm not a newlib buff so I won't know about how it's awesome quite yet
I'm afraid.
If all else fails, check out buildroot as it can probably make you a
toolchain, plus a load of userspace stuff, based on µClibc/bus
.> running code gets overwritten
Not Firefox... yet...
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> initial questions, if anyone on the list has experience using gcc as a
> cross-compiler.
Yep - I use buildroot a lot.
> What's multilib and how does it fit in with newlib (which I gather I need to
> build for a different target)?
Multilib is a feature of gcc that lets you compile for multiple
ar
> 1 root:x:0:clive,root
I thoughth normal users weren't allowed to be in the root group?
I thought they usually go in wheel or admin (ubuntu) but only root if
they need to access root's files that are setguid or chmod g+
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Here ya go.
d...@powerhouse:~$ uname -a
Linux powerhouse 2.6.35.4-Dan #7 SMP PREEMPT Sun Aug 29 13:23:30 BST
2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
d...@powerhouse:~$lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS
Release:10.04
Codename: luc
> apparently, the beta's out now.
Yeah, I tried it, it's very pretty... and kinda works. I might move
fulltime to it. But it doesn't really excite me, as I can't see any
new features.
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> Lol. Maybe they'll do some artwork like with Hardy?
Hope so. This current one looks like a mutated vegetable.
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> Er, yeah. I'm really looking forward to Meerkat.
It would be a sin if their slogan wasn't "Simples!"
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> I don't get it.
Ok, I do get it. But it's completely arbitrary, and wrong too.
But here's something else interesting (in base 10 this time):
How do you make eight eights equal a thousand?
8+8+8+88+888=1000
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> You've fallen for their propaganda! It's a well-known secret that
> Canonical work in senary internally. 10/10/10 is not what it seems!
I don't get it.
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> I wonder: in twenty years' time, will people look back and say, "I can't
> believe people used to pay for that kind of software"? Or will they say,
> "I can't believe it was free"?
I hope for "I can't believe they didn't let you do that!"
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Just fri, libdvdcss is region-free. You don't need to set a region
when watching DVDs with it.
If I got the right end of the stick...
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> was it somebody else punching you on the nose to bring you back
> to reality from doing the happy dance around the room??
Are you sure that's a happy dance? Sure it's not an insanity dance?
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first C++ Shared Library
> on Linux, using it, and promptly getting a nosebleed
>
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to see people power topple the Soviet Union once more.
>
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>From GUI you can use gksudo gedit (file) and it prompts you.
On 20 Aug 2010 13:25, "Sean Gibbins" wrote:
On 20/08/10 12:55, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
>
>
> I don't know how to recommend a GUI user looks at its...
To list out the files:
sudo ls -ltr /var/log/gdm/
To view one:
sudo gedit /v
> (process:349): GLib-WARNING **: getpwuid_r(): failed due to unknown user
> id(0)
User ID 0 is root. Is your /etc/passwd still there and showing a root user?
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> Ralph mentioned these in relation to backups. Has anyone on the list tried
> them, or others (like Guruplug). I agree, it would make a great backup
> server, or DNS, print server etc...
I'd like to use them for home sharing servers, to run Bibud et al.
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> I would start with the Binary mode problem. This is only a problem if you
> are looking at compiled code, not bash scripts etc.
I think any binary data type not openable with a text editor would
have the same problem.
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Submit a bug report!
I have an X193W that is, this is strange.
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> But if you do this, the YouTube uploader doesn't need to do any
> processing and your video goes live immediately it gets there.
> Which is nice.
> Simono
Except now where it's using WebM.
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> Networking hobbled.
> Kernel crashes.
> Feeble standard repositories.
> Sound disappears.
> Sound controls disappear too.
> Can't be configured for Samba.
> Video editor programmes 'unstart'.
> Freezes at kernel level on boot up-login.
>
> Apart from that, it's brilliant!
Ubuntu has:
> Networki
> Fedora is simply dreadful.
Why? I've never tried it so please enlighten me on why it sucks so much.
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/tmp or Video DownloadHelper extension for Firefox!
Or indeed search "download youtube" and there'll be web based ones available
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Good call! I'll drink to that...
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> across the air
Are you serious! That's amazing!
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It's amazing what people get up to these days for dirt cheap.
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Oh yes, Debian doesn't come with the firmware due to the project's
beliefs but if it's new enough should come with actual modules. I
think.their stock kernels are far too stable.
On 19 Feb 2010, at 10:11, Tim Allen wrote:
> On 19/02/10 01:04, Dan Dart wrote:
>> They
t, but the price includes tax and postage.
> www.digiflex.co.uk
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True, but for businesses, they need to do that.
Our Xenon server backs everything up every day along with a few more
computers along to BackupPC through wi-fi which keeps everything for a
year.
On 3 February 2010 17:43, Terry Coles wrote:
> On Wednesday 03 Feb 2010, Dan Dart wrote:
>>
more so.
On 3 February 2010 17:24, Terry Coles wrote:
> On Wednesday 03 Feb 2010, Dan Dart wrote:
>> But remember the AGPL is to fix the cloud loophole.
>
> That might fix the software problem, assuming that the provider takes any
> notice of your bug reports and patches, but it won&#x
Terry Coles
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Openzone is the same idea for BT customers but FON charges money,
often you get them both on the same router but openzone can be used
freely because the BGP port is open.
On 3 Feb 2010, at 04:22, Dominic Lonsdale
wrote:
>> From the BT site;
>
> Q. What is BT FON?
>
> A. BT FON is an initia
He doesn't seem to like Javascript and especially non-free ones. But
if the software's AGPLd or something then he sees it fit.
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the whole argument.
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loading.
My business website is Xenon at http://hackerlanes.com - it's an
alpha web desktop I programmed (with help) in JS, AJAX, PHP and MySQL.
My CV is located here (depends what format you want):
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http://dandart.co.uk/CV.txt
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Hi LUGs
I am Dan Dart, and I am the current administrator of the Glastonbury LUG.
I am primarily a LAMP developer, and second, a GNU & Linux administrator.
I felt it was necessary to introduce myself around, since I have a few years
experience with Linux et al. So I can offer help when
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