Hi All,
This is an open invitation for all members who are in the north east
next weekend (26th and 27th) to come along to the Festival of Thrift at
Darlington.
http://www.festivalofthrift.co.uk/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USYouXPBttI
The festival celebrates recycling and up-cycling so a fr
On 20 September 2015 at 13:04, David Goldsbrough wrote:
> ...
> It was
> then I discovered my previous installation had not recognised my twin DVD
> drives as I was unable to burn the ISO image after download.
If you remove the extra fstab entries and reboot and plug in an
already burnt dvd does
Hi David
I'm not a big expert on these things. Here are a few ideas. I'm sure
someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
First of all. I must say that I'm not sure what your problem is. You don't
usually need an entry in fstab to mount DVDs. On my PC a pre-recorded CD or
DVD just gets mounted autom
Hi David,
To find out what drives are connected you should type, in terminal
(whichever type you're using) '
*sudo blkid*' and that should come up with something like...
pooky2483@pooky2483-Kubuntu-1404-LTS:~$ *sudo blkid*
/dev/sda1: UUID="a4cc9e70-36d1-4dcd-ad90-ec5c2aaf4b51" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/sd
About 2 months ago I installed Ubuntu 14.04 on a win vista machine that was
lying a little idle. One reason for this was the large screen attached to
it and my failing eyesight at the time. I now know that was a little futile
of a reason.
My eyesight deteriorated significantly afterwards to the po
