Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread Snulkid 
Le Mercredi 4 Avril 2007 22:58, Alexandre Ficelle a écrit :
> >>>  Has someone a good French translation porposal for "OS friendly
> >>> shop" ?

What's the complete sentence/context (and its current translation) 
including this mention ?
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Clickx magazine offers Linuxcours: Start with Linux

2007-04-04 Thread Kevin Elaerts 
Op di, 03-04-2007 te 19:37 +0200, schreef Bart Broeckx:
> This weeks Clickx magazine:
> 
> http://clickxmagazine.zdnet.be/image.cfm?dir=CLX_cover&name=142_cover.jpg&caption=Clickx%20cover&signature=0221DC3F22E620BC54BE8EC57E4E9A61
>  
> Is somebody going to buy this magazine?
>  
> Greetz,
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> 
> 0476/66.20.80
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Bart I have a subscription to it at home.
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] anonymous donation received

2007-04-04 Thread Kevin Elaerts 
Op wo, 04-04-2007 te 08:18 +0200, schreef Marc:
> Jan Claeys schreef:
> > Op dinsdag 03-04-2007 om 21:26 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Marc:
> >   
> >> Wel, dat denk ik niet.  de apen zeggen in hun folders "beklim de ladder 
> >> van de recyclage zo hoog mogelijk".  We leven op een planeet van apen, 
> >> want ze willen niet eens dat je eraan begint.
> >>
> >> Trouwens, je gaat toch niet zeggen dat alles wat je daar afzet moet 
> >> werken???  Dat is nu het foute aan je redenering, of zette de vlaamse 
> >> reg dat in zijn wetten decreten en uitvoeringsbesluiten ten bewijze dat 
> >> ze apen gelijk zijn???
> >> 
> >
> > Mr. Coevoet,
> >
> > Zoals ik al eerder zei, gelieve on-topic te blijven.
> >
> > Daarnaast hebben we hier bij Ubuntu respect voor andere mensen, we
> > verwachten dus dat jij ook respect toont voor anderen, en je gedraagt
> > volgens de Code of Conduct[*].  Als je daar een probleem mee hebt, stel
> > ik voor dat je je uitschrijft van deze lijst.
> >   
> 
> Kijk, herlees eens wat Cedric schrijft:
> 
> The problem with containerparken is the legal rules.
> To have the right to take materials, you should be able to recycle all
> the material taken.
> You cannot take a lot, make some tests, keep interesting parts and
> only after bring back the rest to the containerparken
> 
> 
> 
> Hij zegt dus dus "You cannot take a lot, make some tests, keep 
> interesting parts and
> only after bring back the rest to the containerparken"  Daar ben ik 
> niet van overtuigd.  Moet al die oude rommel op zijn geheel naar de 
> rommelhemel, om te kunnen reincarneren of zoiets??
> 
> Als ik zeg de apen beklimmen de recyclageladder, heb ik het over de 
> slogans die ze (hier) gebruikt hebben om de mensen te laten recycleren.  
> En niet over Cedric, laten we wel wezen ...
> 
> Marc
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Er is ook nog zoiets al SPIT, die nemen je oude pc's en met derden of
gewoon zelf geven ze die een nieuw leven. Ik heb er al veeloude maar nog
goed spul heengebracht, gisteren zelfs nog een perfect werkende, maar te
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] anonymous donation received

2007-04-04 Thread Kevin Elaerts 
Sorry but that again can be circumvented but then you have to use a
contact to take the remains to yet another containerpark. 
It's actually like this, you can collect materials from it for
yourselve, but you cannot test and bring back if it doesn't work, but
when you ask an uncle to do it for you, you can easily circumvent it.

Op di, 03-04-2007 te 12:52 +0200, schreef Cedric Janssens:
> The problem with containerparken is the legal rules.
> To have the right to take materials, you should be able to recycle all
> the material taken.
> You cannot take a lot, make some tests, keep interesting parts and
> only after bring back the rest to the containerparken
> 
> Regards
> Cedric
> 
> 2007/4/3, Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Mark Van den Borre schreef:
> > >>
> >
> > Ik heb zonet geklaagd bijk IVVO.be over containerparken: er wordt enorm
> > veel (computer)materiaal gedumpt dat NOG WERKT. Als enkel
> > mensen/vrijwilligers zouden toegelaten worden, zou je in geen tijd een
> > park van linux computers hebben, en om ze af te zetten, heb je ook geen
> > probleem ...
> >
> > Let wel: linux is een effort van de gemeenschap, en dus betaald met
> > belastinggeld. Als dat niet kan/mag renderen moet je maar een beetje
> > belastinggeld ontduiken, of verbranden, het is me gelijk ...
> >
> >
> > Marc
> >
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] reminder: e-meeting tonight

2007-04-04 Thread Benjamin Sion 
Le jeudi 29 mars 2007 à 22:58 +0200, Mark Van den Borre a écrit :
> (...)
> > > I can't get the jabberthing to work, I have a valid gmail-adress, but it
> > > just doesn't work.
> Inviting people that are less familiar with tech to participate fully.
> That was the motivation behind moving to jabber.
> 
> We should improve the documentation wherever possible. Maybe someone
> could make a screencast video of how to make gaim work with this?

Very important task indeed. I can do (at least) screenshots for next
meeting (12/04) or a screencast (with GAIM and Gajim).

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread Alexandre Ficelle 
>>>  Has someone a good French translation porposal for "OS friendly shop" ?

>> Le mercredi 04 avril 2007 à 19:51 +0200, Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit :
>> Peut-être "fournisseur sympathique de système d'exploitation" ? :-)

> Le Wed, 04 Apr 2007 22:34:18 +0200, Thierry LOUDECHE a écrit:
>  A bit long, isn't it ?   Looks also that OS stands for "Open Source".
>  [I also first thought it was "Operating System"]

Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit :
>  So, what about : "Magasin sensible aux logiciels libres" ?


+1 for this translation.

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread Gaëtan Frenoy 
Le Wed, 04 Apr 2007 22:34:18 +0200, Thierry LOUDECHE a écrit:
> Le mercredi 04 avril 2007 à 19:51 +0200, Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit :
> 
> > Le Wed, 4 Apr 2007 18:25:49 +0200, Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit:
> > > Ok.  I'll take cake of the French ones.
> > 
> >  Done.
> > 
> >  Has someone a good French translation porposal for "OS friendly shop" ?
> 
> Peut-être "fournisseur sympathique de système d'exploitation" ? :-)

 A bit long, isn't it ?   Looks also that OS stands for "Open Source".
 [I also first thought it was "Operating System"]

 So, what about : "Magasin sensible aux logiciels libres" ?

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread Thierry LOUDECHE 
Le mercredi 04 avril 2007 à 19:51 +0200, Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit :

> Le Wed, 4 Apr 2007 18:25:49 +0200, Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit:
> > Ok.  I'll take cake of the French ones.
> 
>  Done.
> 
>  Has someone a good French translation porposal for "OS friendly shop" ?


Peut-être "fournisseur sympathique de système d'exploitation" ? :-)

> 
>  Thanks.
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] click x cursus linux (ubuntu low resolution 75dpi)

2007-04-04 Thread Guy Dierickx 
Hi Dirk,
I am interested in the articles "Starten met linux".
Guy Dierickx
De Pinte
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Thanks!

  _  

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Subject: [Ubuntu-be] click x cursus linux (ubuntu low resolution 75dpi)


Starten met linux deel 1 (Dutch - starting with Linux)
has been scanned from the Clickx Magazine in low resolution - 3.9Mb

is somebody interested ? And where/how do Isend it.


Article shows Ubuntu and how to startup the cd, and install ubuntu on the
harddisk.

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] captorials, throughstart

2007-04-04 Thread Jan Claeys 
Op woensdag 04-04-2007 om 12:49 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Mark Van
den Borre:
> 2007/4/4, Bram Biesbrouck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Streaming video is pretty needy.
> > At least a 5Mbit connection I guess.
> > On the other hand, shell access, tomcat or jboss, php, mysql5, ...
> > If it becomes popular, large storage is a plus, too.
> > I have 2 servers of my own (1x1U, 1x2U), so actually, just some rackspace is
> > sufficient...

> Are you in touch with the screencast team?
> 
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreencastTeam
> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-screencasts 

And/or maybe (try to) work together with  or a
similar site.


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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread mongolito404 
On 4/4/07, Gaëtan Frenoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Tonight, I should put the already ~160 translated strings into the
> > bzr repository and deploy them on the beta site.
>
>  That'd be great !
Ok, I pulled the existing translations from Rosetta and updated the
test site. After a quick look I there is some missing caps. Anyone
wanting to help can test the site in different language.

Also, I need people registering using name with special chars (é, ï,
%, á, ú, etc.) and having problems (cannot register, name displayed
wrong after registration, mail not send, etc.).

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] click x cursus linux (ubuntu low resolution 75dpi)

2007-04-04 Thread Marc 
Dirk Tas schreef:
> Starten met linux deel 1 (Dutch - starting with Linux)
> has been scanned from the Clickx Magazine in low resolution - 3.9Mb
>
> is somebody interested ? And where/how do Isend it.
>
>
> Article shows Ubuntu and how to startup the cd, and install ubuntu on 
> the harddisk.
>
> Dirk
>


Well, I know they have Clickx mag in one of the libraries/mediatheques I 
visit frequently ...

If that may help anybody ..

Marc

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] click x cursus linux (ubuntu low resolution 75dpi)

2007-04-04 Thread Cedric Janssens 

Intereting, but take care about copyright for this article...

Regards
Cedric

2007/4/4, Dirk Tas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


 Starten met linux deel 1 (Dutch - starting with Linux)
has been scanned from the Clickx Magazine in low resolution - 3.9Mb

is somebody interested ? And where/how do Isend it.


Article shows Ubuntu and how to startup the cd, and install ubuntu on the
harddisk.

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[Ubuntu-be] click x cursus linux (ubuntu low resolution 75dpi)

2007-04-04 Thread Dirk Tas 
Starten met linux deel 1 (Dutch - starting with Linux)
has been scanned from the Clickx Magazine in low resolution - 3.9Mb

is somebody interested ? And where/how do Isend it.


Article shows Ubuntu and how to startup the cd, and install ubuntu on
the harddisk.

Dirk

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread Gaëtan Frenoy 
Le Wed, 4 Apr 2007 18:25:49 +0200, Gaëtan Frenoy a écrit:
> Ok.  I'll take cake of the French ones.

 Done.

 Has someone a good French translation porposal for "OS friendly shop" ?

 Thanks.

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread Gaëtan Frenoy 
Hier Pierre,

Le Wed, 4 Apr 2007 16:58:43 +0200, mongolito404 a écrit:
> I got the latest template uploaded on launchpad (it seems that I
> triggered a bug), there is 90 new strings to translate. 

 Ok.  I'll take cake of the French ones.

> Tonight, I should put the already ~160 translated strings into the 
> bzr repository and deploy them on the beta site.

 That'd be great !

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

2007-04-04 Thread mongolito404 
Hi,

A smal status report on the supporters map...

Most reported bugs have been fixed or fixes are in progress, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/support.points.map/+bugs

There is one bug for which I needs more info. It looks like someone
triggered an internalization bug when registering. But on my side, I
can register under the name "Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn" without any
trouble. It clearly needs more testing but I don't really know where
to look.

I got the latest template uploaded on launchpad (it seems that I
triggered a bug), there is 90 new strings to translate. Tonight, I
should put the already ~160 translated strings into the bzr repository
and deploy them on the beta site.

As usual, bug reports are welcome.


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Re: [Ubuntu-be] captorials, throughstart

2007-04-04 Thread Mark Van den Borre 
2007/4/4, Bram Biesbrouck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Streaming video is pretty needy.
> At least a 5Mbit connection I guess.
> On the other hand, shell access, tomcat or jboss, php, mysql5, ...
> If it becomes popular, large storage is a plus, too.
> I have 2 servers of my own (1x1U, 1x2U), so actually, just some rackspace is
> sufficient...
Are you in touch with the screencast team?

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreencastTeam
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-screencasts

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] captorials, throughstart

2007-04-04 Thread Bram Biesbrouck 
Streaming video is pretty needy.
At least a 5Mbit connection I guess.
On the other hand, shell access, tomcat or jboss, php, mysql5, ...
If it becomes popular, large storage is a plus, too.
I have 2 servers of my own (1x1U, 1x2U), so actually, just some rackspace is 
sufficient...

b.

On Wednesday 04 April 2007 12:35, Cedric Janssens wrote:
> What king of resources do you need on servers ?
>
> 2007/4/4, Bram Biesbrouck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > As some of you know, I've been involved in open-source videohelpdesking
> > (Captorials and ScreenKast). Due to a lot of factors, mainly
> > money-related,
> > I've been forced to retract my two servers from the datacentre of my main
> > sponsor (E-Bo Enterprises, which I'm still grateful for the delivered
> > service).
> >
> > However, a webservice can't be in the air without servers, so this means
> > the
> > captorials project is (temporarily) dead. Since my interest in
> > videohelpdesking is kicking in again, and I'm making some (very little)
> > money
> > with endless side-projects, I'd like to re-introduce videohelpdesking
> > into the community, but this time, not alone, but with some fellow
> > interested people.
> >
> > Here's the concept: find some people who think alike and have access to
> > some
> > resources (servers, datacentre-space, dev-skills, influence in some
> > soft-companies, etc) to spare. The idea would be rethink the whole
> > project,
> > using all the software already written (by me), but this time, completely
> > open-source; server, client, webservice. This is the *idealogical* idea.
> > Perhaps I'll have to compromise here and there, but I feel the interest
> > from
> > inside the community for videohelpdesking is still there, so perhaps some
> > people feel like joining this project.
> >
> > Please respond to this mail if you think you have some interesting
> > ideas...
> >
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] captorials, throughstart

2007-04-04 Thread Cedric Janssens 

What king of resources do you need on servers ?

2007/4/4, Bram Biesbrouck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


Hi all,

As some of you know, I've been involved in open-source videohelpdesking
(Captorials and ScreenKast). Due to a lot of factors, mainly
money-related,
I've been forced to retract my two servers from the datacentre of my main
sponsor (E-Bo Enterprises, which I'm still grateful for the delivered
service).

However, a webservice can't be in the air without servers, so this means
the
captorials project is (temporarily) dead. Since my interest in
videohelpdesking is kicking in again, and I'm making some (very little)
money
with endless side-projects, I'd like to re-introduce videohelpdesking into
the community, but this time, not alone, but with some fellow interested
people.

Here's the concept: find some people who think alike and have access to
some
resources (servers, datacentre-space, dev-skills, influence in some
soft-companies, etc) to spare. The idea would be rethink the whole
project,
using all the software already written (by me), but this time, completely
open-source; server, client, webservice. This is the *idealogical* idea.
Perhaps I'll have to compromise here and there, but I feel the interest
from
inside the community for videohelpdesking is still there, so perhaps some
people feel like joining this project.

Please respond to this mail if you think you have some interesting
ideas...

bram

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[Ubuntu-be] map.ubuntu-be.org/nl temporarily running from backup

2007-04-04 Thread Mark Van den Borre 
Hi all,

Today as so many times before, I was manually updating nl
ubuntu-be.org map data. I made a mistake and had to restore from a
backup. Backups are made every night, but I don't have access to them
right here right now.

The latest backup I have access to right here right now is a bit more
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[Ubuntu-be] captorials, throughstart

2007-04-04 Thread Bram Biesbrouck 
Hi all,

As some of you know, I've been involved in open-source videohelpdesking 
(Captorials and ScreenKast). Due to a lot of factors, mainly money-related, 
I've been forced to retract my two servers from the datacentre of my main 
sponsor (E-Bo Enterprises, which I'm still grateful for the delivered 
service).

However, a webservice can't be in the air without servers, so this means the 
captorials project is (temporarily) dead. Since my interest in 
videohelpdesking is kicking in again, and I'm making some (very little) money 
with endless side-projects, I'd like to re-introduce videohelpdesking into 
the community, but this time, not alone, but with some fellow interested 
people.

Here's the concept: find some people who think alike and have access to some 
resources (servers, datacentre-space, dev-skills, influence in some 
soft-companies, etc) to spare. The idea would be rethink the whole project, 
using all the software already written (by me), but this time, completely 
open-source; server, client, webservice. This is the *idealogical* idea. 
Perhaps I'll have to compromise here and there, but I feel the interest from 
inside the community for videohelpdesking is still there, so perhaps some 
people feel like joining this project.

Please respond to this mail if you think you have some interesting ideas...

bram

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[Ubuntu-be] ubuntu-be cms

2007-04-04 Thread Benjamin Sion 

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ubuntu-be.org cms is updated.

Don't hesitate to ask if someone need special modules.
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