Re: [ubuntu-in] Plug and Play Mobile Broadband devices

[Arvind Gupta]

With no disrespect such devices are not available in India. Atleast I can
confirm one such device which is Mts ultra device. NICE
To have conversation with you after long long time
 On 21-Mar-2014 9:19 am, "Ramnarayan.K"  wrote:

> Hi
>
> Am looking for recommendations for PlLug and Play mobile broadband / 3g
> Devices with further suggestions for good internet plans.
>
> Some people asking for hep got themselves a range of reliance devices and
> each one of them require wvdial and some script running (modprobe and
> stuff) before it can run. Seems like they keep getting devices that became
> outdated in 2008-09 and the  reliance instruction to setup  for such
> devices on Linux are just a tad older than Linux itself
>
> So am looking for suggestions
> 1. For devices that enable broadband or 3g and will run in Ubuntu 12.1o
> and upwards by being enabled trough network manager
>
> 2. For suitable internet plans to accomapany the said devices that would
> allow roaming free , reliable and fast internet connections
>
> Look forward to your responses
> thanks
>
> Ram
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[ubuntu-in] Artical about Ubuntu

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi Guys
 Just come across this artical
http://www.muktware.com/3890/india-can-be-ubuntus-impenetrable-fort on
Muktware software magzine. What are your opinions folks?

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Re: [ubuntu-in] If not Ubuntu then what

[Arvind Gupta]

Mangal
 Seems like great link nice post.
-arvind

On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 20:45, Anish Mangal wrote:

> Hi
>
> Staying on the topic of having complete control over h/w AND s/w for better
> solutions, interested folks may have a look at 
> opencores.
> It is an initiative to design open-source hardware. The community strength
> is nowhere near what it is behind any open-source distro but its picking up,
> though some good amount of work has been done.
>
> In earlier days (and to a large extent, even today) hardware design used to
> be exclusively proprietary due to astronomical capital costs involved, but
> the trend has changed with the advent of 'fab-less' companies, who basically
> design stuff and get it made by someone else. They are the ones who stand to
> gain the most out of such an initiative. As a great example AMD, Qualcomm
> and Broadcom are all fab-less (meaning no manufacturing capability)!
>
> Regards,
> Anish Mangal
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 8:17 PM, Ashutosh Rishi Ranjan <
> ashutoshrish...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 7:35 PM, bkd.jdk  wrote:
>> > On Tuesday 23 March 2010 12:33 PM, K Ramnarayan wrote:
>> >> Hi
>> >>
>> >> This isn't exactly a poll but thought that it would be good to know
>> what
>> >> people would choose if they had to move away from Ubuntu.
>> >>
>> >> Before saying anything i want to put this on record. Ubuntu is one of
>> the best
>> >> distro's i have ever used. , its ease in installation, responsiveness
>> to
>> >> multitude of hardware, the incredibly large and varied repositories,
>> the very
>> >> decent derivatives (Mint, Ultimate etc) . The huge forum and support.
>> >> Basically i like it very much
>> >>
>> >> Over the recent months there has been a lot of chatter about minor and
>> maybe
>> >> not so minor aspects.
>> >>
>> >> First there was the dropping and inclusion of different programmes
>> (e.g. GIMP)
>> >> not big things but when many small things add up they become to big.
>> > (OT)
>> > These changes may seem small, but they are really big ones. Especially
>> > the 'window buttons on the left' one. I really don't understand it, they
>> > shouldn't add such changes in an LTS release. If they would want to
>> > experiment, they can experiment in Lucid+1.
>> >> Then there is this
>> >> Ubuntu is not a democracy, Mark Shuttleworth
>> >>
>> >> Sounds crazy saying it like that but to read what he had to say check
>> out
>> >>
>> >> Mark Shuttleworth: "This is not a democracy"
>> >> http://www.webupd8.org/2010/03/ubuntu-is-not-democratic.html
>> >>
>> >> and some related discussions
>> >>
>> >>
>> http://www.osnews.com/story/23039/Kicking_in_Open_Doors_Open_Source_Is_Not_a_Democracy
>> >>
>> >> and
>> >>
>> >> http://www.itworld.com/open-source/101641/open-source-not-
>> >> democracy?source=smlynch
>> >>
>> > Well, Ubuntu has become very big and that's all because of it's
>> > community. Not because of Canonical. There are people who spend nights
>> > contributing to Ubuntu, just for the sake of the community and Canonical
>> > is now completely ignoring them. In my opinion there should be some kind
>> > of open poll before making big changes that would affect the whole
>> > community, but no why will they do it, "Ubuntu is not a democracy" ya
>> > know :)
>> >
>>
>> Well thats what he meant. Kind off. The kernel team decides the kernel
>> because they are the ones who work on it. No one else can vote for
>> their decisions because they have the merit of packing the kernel. The
>> design team contribute to design and no one outside their team decides
>> upon the design because they spend nights contributing to it. That
>> sounds like a professional way to manage things.
>>
>> On a personal note, I am completely OK with the buttons on the left.
>> In fact I had them on the left even before Canonical decided to (my
>> reason was because mac has it and mac > windows.. stupid reason though
>> ). Plus, now I am used to it and sometimes feel weird using the
>> buttons on the right in MS Windows (I have the opposite problem). What
>> I reason to myself is that:
>> 1) Canonical's design is new, it does not imitate mac (mac has the
>> opposite order) nor does it imitate windows. That is bad if you look
>> at it in terms of user migration from windows to ubuntu. But people
>> migrate to mac too from their windows and adapt well to it. So ubuntu
>> has something unique.
>>
>> 2) Mark Shuttleworth said that the next Ubuntu will have something
>> good on the right hand side. Right now there is the extra options to
>> move the windows from one workspace to the other and all that. But
>> hopefully they will get something good. I want a zeitgeist activity
>> journal integrated there. But lets hope for something better.
>>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] If not Ubuntu then what

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi Rama
  I got your point and somewhat agree with you. Now ubuntu is
definitely becoming big. So it's likely that not everybody's changes will be
met. I agree with Shuttleworth remarks also when he say it's more about
meritocary than democracy. When a coampny become big it's likely to be
happen in any distro.
   Whar are the other distros you have tried , and which you
like please keep us posting abput that. I have tried fedora also but ubuntu
cleary more user friendly.

cheers
-arvind

On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:33, K Ramnarayan  wrote:

> Hi
>
> This isn't exactly a poll but thought that it would be good to know what
> people would choose if they had to move away from Ubuntu.
>
> Before saying anything i want to put this on record. Ubuntu is one of the
> best
> distro's i have ever used. , its ease in installation, responsiveness to
> multitude of hardware, the incredibly large and varied repositories, the
> very
> decent derivatives (Mint, Ultimate etc) . The huge forum and support.
> Basically i like it very much
>
> Over the recent months there has been a lot of chatter about minor and
> maybe
> not so minor aspects.
>
> First there was the dropping and inclusion of different programmes (e.g.
> GIMP)
> not big things but when many small things add up they become to big.
>
> Then there is this
> Ubuntu is not a democracy, Mark Shuttleworth
>
> Sounds crazy saying it like that but to read what he had to say check out
>
> Mark Shuttleworth: "This is not a democracy"
> http://www.webupd8.org/2010/03/ubuntu-is-not-democratic.html
>
> and some related discussions
>
>
> http://www.osnews.com/story/23039/Kicking_in_Open_Doors_Open_Source_Is_Not_a_Democracy
>
> and
>
> http://www.itworld.com/open-source/101641/open-source-not-
> democracy?source=smlynch
>
> **
> There are many reasons to use Linux and one of them, for me, is not to be
> told
> what to do by a corporation. Sure Canonical is not the new M$, i doubt it
> can
> ever become that. (hope not)
>
> But what makes me uncomfortable is the extent of control Canonical is
> exerting
> over its user base. Many Linux folks , now, are first time linuxers changed
> over from Other OS' mainly because of Ubuntu.
>
> So not debating the specifics of Mark Shuttleworth's comments and the
> reactions
> and the interpretations, I am getting an uneasy feeling. That maybe just
> maybe
> we are becoming Ubuntu dependent and too complacent.
>
> I can walk blindfolded through a typical Ubuntu install and its subsequent
> setup of additional programmes, tweaking programmes to work like they
> should
> for me.  Knowing what repos to add to get exactly what software and where
> to
> source software (tuxwire, zyware).
>
> I cannot be happier with what i have. But what if we need to move to a
> freer
> system. Are there any other distro's out there. Sure there are 600 plus
> many
> of them with a passionate user base and with its attendant problem.
>
> My questions are how would people feel about trying out a distro other than
> Ubuntu (specially first time users), in fact have first time linux Ubuntu
> users
> tried other distro's and what do they feel.
>
> I started of with fedora 1 and went through a variety and can make another
> distro do to my bidding.
>
> My other question is how many of us dual boot a second linux OS and is your
> secondary OS as well set as your primary, are you comfortable with it,
> under
> all conditions.
>
> My 3rd question is what would you suggest people try as a fall back option
> in
> case people want to try and alternative.
>
> My suggestions are Pardus, Mandriva, OpenSuse, Fedora, Knoppix
> Others have suggested Arch Linux
>
> The few times in the recent past when i tried another distro i very quickly
> reverted back to Ubuntu, since i was uncomfortable around my system but now
> i
> think its worth exploring an alternative in great earnest.
>
> look forward to reactions
>
> ram
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Ubuntu 9.10 Release Party at Kanchipuram

[Arvind Gupta]

That is great to know. I am waiting for 10.04 release party and join you
guys in the celebration.

-arvindf

On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 02:13, Shrinivasan T  wrote:

> Friends.
>
> Last sunday, nov 29,2009, Kanchi Linux User Group celebrated Ubuntu
> 9.10 Release party.
>
> Here is the event notes.
>
>
> http://kanchilug.wordpress.com/2009/12/01/ubuntu-release-party-kanchilug-kanchipuram/
>
> Here are the snaps.
> http://picasaweb.google.com/tshrinivasan/KanchiLUGUbuntuReleaseParty#
>
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> T.Shrinivasan
>
>
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> http://goinggnu.wordpress.com
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Giving up the GIMP is a sign of Ubuntu's mainstream maturity - A rebuttal

[Arvind Gupta]

Ubuntu

On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 20:47, Ramnarayan.K  wrote:

>
>
> On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Dibyajyoti Mohapatra  > wrote:
>
>> only do not agree with the comment that ubuntu is "dumbed down version of
>> Linux".
>>
>
> Ubuntu without gimp is dumbed is what i wanted to say
>

We can't reach for a conclusion like that. There are deifnitely  better
photo editors like photoshop. Perhaps what canonical is trying is to move
forward. I think energy should be used to port the best of software  to
ubuntu desktop in every catagory. Gimp is just used for photoediting which
is just a type of software.
  I mean whole debate about evoulution,
thunderbird  or any other software is debatable. What I care about is just I
can install ubuntu effortlessly and install those software which I like to
use in every catagory.
 One last point I would like to make is
that slimming down Ubuntu or bloating it should not depend on bandwidth.

-arvind





>
>
>> However softwares such as thunderbird, wvdial & GIMP should not be removed
>> and removing such packages has nothing to do with maturity. Maturity users
>> can customize their system in their own way anyways.
>>
>> totally agree
>
> ram
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Ubuntu 9.10: issues in glade interface designer

[Arvind Gupta]

To my knowledge also moinmoin is python.

--arvind

On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 22:31, Mehul Ved  wrote:

> On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Ninad Pundalik 
> wrote:
> > I have absolutely no idea about glade, so can't help you there.  But,
> > here's what you can try with the MoinMoin Wiki. (Do make a backup of
> > the database and all the files before trying this, as I've never
> > worked with MoinMoin, but have a decent experience with Wordpress and
> > Gallery2.  This technique is recommended to all similar php based
> > softwares)
>
> I don't really know the answer to OP as I've never used moinmoin but
> just to point out, moinmoin is python and not php.
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Re: [ubuntu-in] broken installation

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi Guys
  Don't you think we should divide ubuntu local community region wise.
After all we are a big country and states are independent.
What do you think @Ram.

-arvvind

2009/12/4 Mallikarjun 

>
> On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 12:14 AM, stranger in black. 
> wrote:
>
>> I tried to install the enable malayalam given in the
>> http://malayalam.kerala.gov.in in ubuntu 9.10. But it caused unmet
>> dependencies.
>> when I tried to fix the broken dependencies, by the command *apt-get
>> install -f*, it showed the removal of *ubuntu-desktop*, which will
>> cause many problems. I cant install any other application due to this.
>> What is the remedy?
>>
>> What you can do is, fix broken packages using* Synaptic package manager
> --> Edit --> Fix broken packages*
>
> Also I would be interested in *sudo apt-get install -f* output
>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] accessing ubuntu partition

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi Dipu
 I got it wrong. Will be carefull next time.
 -arvind

On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 12:21, Dibyajyoti Mohapatra wrote:

> Dear Arvind,
>
> The requirement here is mounting ubuntu partition on windows. the
> opposite works fine of course!
>
> Linux knows windows better, but windows tends to ignore linux always.
>
>
> --Dipu
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 12:17 PM, Arvind Gupta  > wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>  I have a dual partion of Karmic and Window 7. While installing I made
>> karmic as primary, and I simply access my window partition like any other
>> ubuntu partition.
>>
>> -arvind
>>
>> On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 10:56, chavala kiran manohar <
>> kiranchav...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>  i installed ubuntu through wubi.  i want to access some files from
>>> windows xp  i have tried some like explore2fs and diskinternals but nothing
>>> seems to work.
>>>
>>> can anyone tell me how to mount ubuntu partion on  windows
>>>
>>> do i need to give some write permissions in ubuntu  to do that
>>>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] accessing ubuntu partition

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi
 I have a dual partion of Karmic and Window 7. While installing I made
karmic as primary, and I simply access my window partition like any other
ubuntu partition.

-arvind

On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 10:56, chavala kiran manohar  wrote:

> i installed ubuntu through wubi.  i want to access some files from windows
> xp  i have tried some like explore2fs and diskinternals but nothing seems to
> work.
>
> can anyone tell me how to mount ubuntu partion on  windows
>
> do i need to give some write permissions in ubuntu  to do that
>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] OT: Taking tux (and Ubuntu) for a run

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Hi Ram
 I would like to be a part of it.
Thanks
-arvind

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:16, Ramnarayan.K  wrote:

> Hi
>
> This mail is a sub text to a larger issue which i want to raise some time
> soon, The main issue being publicity or the lack off, The recent spate of
> FUD- that seems visible to me (atleast) and the traditional hype around the
> just released "wincedows craven" (TM) ;-)
>
> The publicity that any Linux distro gets is very poor. At most the
> community gets excited and organises a LUG party and install fest and such.
> Nothing in comparision to the concerted media efforts at promoting the rich
> and the famous.
>
> However , as a community, every one could play a role - we have the
> developers and the software makers who do their work wonderfully well, the
> service providers who provide high quality service - sometimes free, the
> unparalleled and huge self supporting network of friendly users and forums ,
> the free OS delivery service etc etc.
>
> But i think what is missing is the community's willingness to step up and
> step out and give Linux / Ubuntu (or your distro of choice) the needed PR.
> Its a role a lot of us do already do - in a limited way , much in our
> personal capacity where the limits of promotion don't expand beyond the
> personal (or may be the professional realm). We cannot and maybe should not
> compete with the vulgarity of corporate promotions but the thing that makes
> the Open Source community stand out is that whoever we are, if not anything,
> we are passionate about Open Source, we love it - the idiosyncrasies, the
> beauty, the freedom(s) , the no virus no tension, the geek value, the
> idiocy's too, among the many.
>
> So am wondering if we can as a community step up the momentum and maybe
> step out and wear our passions on our sleeves (both literally and
> figuratively ). This might seem political - I know, it is political, its a
> statement of choice and intent.
>
> Starting now - we Ubuntu folks have till April 2010 to devise and do things
> to make the 10.04 version something great , something that the community can
> be proud off - something where other non developers can contribute actively
> too. There are a list of ideas I have - but will wait for responses from
> others, before stating them.
>
> What do you think ?
>
> ***
> People might wonder why the "Taking tux (and Ubuntu) for a run" - well
> yesterday was the Delhi Half Marathon. I know that tux (the distinctive
> Penguin) and the Ubuntu Logo when for the run too, they even over took a
> much "wincing" T shirt ;-) . I know because these (linux) logos were one me
> - and was quite happy to have people see them.  While deciding what to wear
> on my running vest  i wanted to make a statement about Open Source and Linux
> amongst my other passions.
>
> ***
> look forward to your responses
>
> may the source be with you
>
> regards
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Ubuntu Tshirts

[Arvind Gupta]

+1
+1

On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 09:42, BR!j!TH  wrote:

> +1
>
> 2009/10/30 Venkatesh Nandakumar 
>
>> +100 :)
>>
>> Venkatesh Nandakumar
>> Department of Electronics & Computer Engineering
>> Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
>>
>>
>> 2009/10/29 narendra sisodiya 
>>
>> On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 9:43 PM, nagendra prasad
>>>  wrote:
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Update grub [ boot menu]

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi Omkar First I installed ubuntu then fedora. Thanks to Asraf
it is solved.
-arvind

2009/8/27 Onkar Shinde 

> On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Arvind Gupta
> wrote:
> > Hi
> >I have just install fedora along ubuntu 9.04. Now I can't see my
> booting
> > menu.
> > can anybody tell me that how should I update grub so that my booting menu
> > reappears.
>
> What do you mean by you can't see booting menu? Is it just hidden or
> is grub not present at all?
> Which operating system is getting started by default?
> What did you install first, fedora or ubuntu?
>
>
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[ubuntu-in] Update grub [ boot menu]

[Arvind Gupta]

Hi
   I have just install fedora along ubuntu 9.04. Now I can't see my booting
menu.
can anybody tell me that how should I update grub so that my booting menu
reappears.

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Re: [ubuntu-in] Upgrading to Ubuntu-9.04

[Arvind Gupta]

Can update manger also do that task?

-arvind

On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 8:34 PM, Easwar Hariharan wrote:

> On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Onkar Shinde 
> wrote:
> > On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:34 PM, tabankg  wrote:
> >> Hi all!
> >> If I have a Ubuntu-9.04(64-bit) CD/DVD,how can I upgrade from
> >> Ubuntu-8.10(64-bit) to the current version 9.04(Jaunty Jakapole) without
> >> disturbing or deleting my previous version of Ubuntu?
> >
> > It's not Jaunty Jakapole, it is Jaunty Jackalope.
> >
> > Can you please explain what to you mean by 'upgrade to latest version
> > without disturbing previous version'?
>
> Assuming stuff,I would say,create a new partition for / for the new
> version,and
> 1]add the relevant entries to the existing Grub menu.lst or
> 2]install Grub while installing 9.04
>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] downloading desktop version

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Hi Om,
  Do you know what are resources needed to make a mirror?

-arvind

2009/3/28 Omshivaprakash H L 

> Hi Shashi.,
>
> There is no mirror in India atm.
>
> Select any other location which is nearer or from the default location.
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Shashindranath S" 
> To: ubuntu-in@lists.ubuntu.com
> Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2009 9:19:04 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata,
> Mumbai, New Delhi
> Subject: [ubuntu-in] downloading desktop version
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> Dear Sirs,
> How to download desktop version . The web page does not list INDIA as a
> location.
>
> with warm regards
> s.shashindranath
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Join me on Bebo

[Arvind Gupta]

Hey guys This mail is not intentional. It has been sent by mistake or some
bug in bebo.
Sorry for the trouble it caused.

On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 9:20 PM, Parthan SR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Aanjhan R wrote:
> > On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 8:20 PM, Fabian Enos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> >
> >> Isnt there a rule that prevents people from sending invites to this
> list??
> >>
> >
> > Yes. He is put on moderation or mailed personally. If this repeats the
> > OP gets banned. Everybody does mistakes and room needs to be given
> When did this happen? Did I miss some mail? Or is it someone who has
> already been moderated?
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[ubuntu-in] Join me on Bebo

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