Hi,
The next meeting with be at a new venue to try it out. To help fund it,
we're asking for a contribution of £1 from each of those attending a
meeting.
The Bournemouth Electric (Sports and Social Club) ‘...was founded in
1935 as a social club for employees of the Electricity Board’.
http://dor
Hi Tim,
> > > For his school computing course, my son has been told he needs to
> > > download Visual Studio 2017 onto a Windows PC, to write some
> > > simple programs in vb.net. We don't have any Windows machines
It used to be Linux users were the odd ones out and everyone else had a
Windows PC
On 13/09/18 13:00, dorset-requ...@mailman.lug.org.uk wrote:
Visual basic on Linux
I have to run occasional Windows apps on this PC, and doubled the RAM to
16GB (not an expensive option) so that I could allocate a full 4GB in
VBox to the Windows 7 system. Perhaps a similar move would help the
On 13/09/18 11:16, Terry Coles wrote:
I only need it to do updates on my Garmin Satnav and view Solar PV generation
from my eLink Energy Monitor, but unfortunately those (somewhat) niche
industries don't appear to know about OSs other than Windows and Mac (even
though their devices are almost ce
I used to run a Windows 10 VM on KVM/Qemu on a Linux desktop with a fairly
slow CPU (dual core i5, but an old one) and it was actually very fast and
usable, although I never really fired up anything like Visual Studio since
that's a huge beast anyway. As always fast disk and plenty of RAM helps a
l
On Thursday, 13 September 2018 09:45:10 BST t...@ls83.eclipse.co.uk wrote:
> Well, that's a real revelation. Looking at the service host processes
> under the Windows task manager, there are a bunch of update processes.
> After 15 minutes or so these are done and the machine becomes usable -
> than
Hi Terry
On 13/09/18 07:43, Terry Coles wrote:
On Wednesday, 12 September 2018 21:43:45 BST t...@ls83.eclipse.co.uk wrote:
For his school computing course, my son has been told he needs to
download Visual Studio 2017 onto a Windows PC, to write some simple
programs in vb.net. We don't have any
Hi Patrick
On 13/09/18 00:11, Patrick Wigmore wrote:
Hi Tim,
...my son has been told he needs to download Visual Studio 2017 onto
a Windows PC...
Are there any options other than spending several hundred pounds on
a new PC to run this bloatware for compiling programs.
MonoDevelop is proba
On 13/09/18 01:23, Peter Washington wrote:
I would suggest using either Visual Basic Express 2015, or the same for
2017, if it exists, it's simpler and less bloated.
There may be way to stop Windows trying to check for updates every time, or
you could just wait for the first update check to fini
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