Re: [ubuntu-in] Canonical kills free Ubuntu CD program

2011-04-16 Thread Prakash Advani



On 04/10/2011 10:48 PM, Nitesh Mistry wrote:

On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 10:31:40PM +0530, Ramnarayan.K wrote:

wonder if we could have sponsors for the local cd shipit - not
corporate sponsors but individual sponsors

am willing to put some money into a fund if such a fund is created.

Running a centralised shipit program would be too costly as well as
requiring dedicated manpower. Instead a decentralised system like filling
up a wiki page of those who have the CDs and those wanting one is more cost
effective and also improves 'the social network' within the community.

Also, by setting up a shipit like service, people would expect better or
professional artwork on CDs and CD covers which would up the cost further.


My suggestion would be to charge a small fee to cover replication cost. 
I has two benefits.


1. When user pays even Rs 10 for a CD, he/she will install it because 
they now see value. I am sure the software in the CD is worth much 
more.. so if people are not wiling to pay a small fee, then they won't 
use the free CD.


2. It would cover the costs and hence make your activity sustainable.

My two paisa :)

BTW people can still get Ubuntu CDs from Chip/Digit magazines.. which 
often bundle the latest distro.. in fact now most of the magazines 
bundle Ubuntu CDs.


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Re: [ubuntu-in] What is Command to cleanup the old existing installed software ?

2011-04-16 Thread Sriranga(78yrsold)
I have not installed package from repository. Actually, I had downloaded
tesseract-ocr source codes from svn and was installed using command like
./confgure. make etc. As such correct commandline is requested for using in
terminal to delete/remove/uninstall all installed tesseract-ocr including
tessdata folder.
With Best of Luck,
-sriranga(78yrs)

On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 6:46 PM, Rohit R wrote:

> apt-get --purge remove package-name
>
> will remove the package as well as config files.
>
> On 16 April 2011 17:52, Sriranga(78yrsold) wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> what is the command  to *clean up* the *old existing installed* *
>> tesseract-ocr* as well as *tessdata* folder in the ubuntu 10.04 *before
>> installing* new version from svn? i am newbie to linux.
>> With regards,
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Re: [ubuntu-in] What is Command to cleanup the old existing installed software ?

2011-04-16 Thread Rohit R
apt-get --purge remove package-name

will remove the package as well as config files.

On 16 April 2011 17:52, Sriranga(78yrsold)  wrote:

> Hi
> what is the command  to *clean up* the *old existing installed* *
> tesseract-ocr* as well as *tessdata* folder in the ubuntu 10.04 *before
> installing* new version from svn? i am newbie to linux.
> With regards,
> -sriranga(78yrs)
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[ubuntu-in] What is Command to cleanup the old existing installed software ?

2011-04-16 Thread Sriranga(78yrsold)
Hi
what is the command  to *clean up* the *old existing installed* *
tesseract-ocr* as well as *tessdata* folder in the ubuntu 10.04 *before
installing* new version from svn? i am newbie to linux.
With regards,
-sriranga(78yrs)
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