Thanks for the suggestion Ralph;
in fact there was nothing wrong. It was just that the GUI picked up the
out-of-date engine just after a close was forced, so it looked as though
it was damaged.
Just a coincidence, as my netbook instance had by then displayed
'obsolete' scan engine as well.
Also, wh
It was worse than that, Jim.
I had parallel 'nix versions installed by mistake.
Now we have to wait for the new engine in the repos.
Simono
On Wed, 2010-09-29 at 19:57 +0100, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Simon,
>
> > The clamgtk interface works fine on the netbook; collapses on the
> > desktop.
> >
Replied from the netbook, doesn't appear to have got through; anyway,
the issue was a combination of llel Unix installations and outdated
components producing (apparent) upgrade issues.
So I've done a full scan, and found 45(no less!) test files put there
deliberately.
Pretty fine for a free system
Hi Simon,
> The clamgtk interface works fine on the netbook; collapses on the
> desktop.
> Anybody any clues?
You may have. Watch the end of ~/.xsession-errors when trying to start
it. Does it appear and vanish of its own accord?
Cheers,
Ralph.
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Hi Terry,
> Peter Mrechant wrote:
> > Definitely busable, But the olive Branch is a posh place, and the
> > coffee was expensive when I was in it last a couple of years ago.
> > The Kings Head Hotel is in the square in Wimborne, right by the bus
> > stop.
>
> http://www.kingsheadhotel-wimbo
Just installed the full kit on both 10.04 computers.
The clamgtk interface works fine on the netbook; collapses on the
desktop.
Anybody any clues?
Simono
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When I used to get into Scarborough early in the morning I'd pop into
the workman's cafe on top of the fish dock; best cup of tea, and a good
egg and chips.
Did the Yorkshire Post Friday night run for two years; I could drive to
Scarborough in my sleep - and frequently did!
Simono
On Wed, 2010-09-2
On Wednesday 29 Sep 2010, Simon O'Riordan wrote:
> > In the end, I gave up and used the local resources to find out the
> > weather, places to go, etc. In fact the weather was lousy, so I didn't
> > get much walking done, (well not on the hills anyway, I did walk about
> > 20 miles around Whitby /
> In the end, I gave up and used the local resources to find out the weather,
> places to go, etc. In fact the weather was lousy, so I didn't get much
> walking done, (well not on the hills anyway, I did walk about 20 miles around
> Whitby / Scarborough / Pickering and anywhere else with castle
I'm back home now and so back in the loop. Funnily enough, I managed to get
Internet access several times since I got the original message out, but I
never got a response to it. I now know that you guys did write some answers.
On Monday 27 Sep 2010, Peter Merchant wrote:
> I wonder if it coul
Ah so you need 3d... Ok... I generally assume that people doing 3d
don't use Autocad as I know of a lot of people who just don't like the
way it works and use more heavyweight stuff like
ProE/Catia/Solidworks/Inventor etc etc...
It's a damn shame that ProE isn't available on Linux anymore, I
belie
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