2009/10/18 john lewis johnle...@hantslug.org.uk:
On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:02:48 +0100
Anton Piatek an...@piatek.co.uk wrote:
What was the last flame war there about?
On 18/10/2009, Andy Random andy.ran...@gmail.com wrote:
Though I don't know how up to date it is. As an alternative you
Anton Piatek wrote:
I guess google mail mobile defaults to top-posting... Do you think
google would consider that a bug?
I doubt it; you'd be surprised at how many people prefer top-posting,
especially in the corporate world where it means you don't have to
read/skip everything that came before
There are a few different ways that shutdown happens depending on what
you have installed. The normal with a modern install is via scripts in
/usr/lib/hal/scripts/linux which all have self-explanatory names and
simple contents. All the default shutdown script does is call
shutdown -h now.
HTH,
I have a server that I'm going to start trialling KVM, it's running Ubuntu
9.0.4 I have KVM
running OK but I'm having trouble getting my brain round how Ubuntu decides
which netcard gets which
ip address then how to setup bridging.
The server has 6 Gb cards, two onboard(currently
I have just returned from a trip which took me to Debrovnik, then to my
final destination in Athens to stay with family, via Sarajevo, Belgrade and
Thessaloniki. Planes, buses and trains. I took my Acer Aspire One, 110-Ab and
installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix to disk using the image transferred to a
Hugo Mills wrote:
GOs: Adrian Bridgett
Rob Smith
For GO, I'd like to offer my services and stand. If elected, in addition to
usual commitments;
Follow up the training talk I gave in 2006 and corresponding slides.
Depth, time permitting, I'd also like to enhance my
Damian Brasher wrote:
Hugo Mills wrote:
GOs: Adrian Bridgett
Rob Smith
For GO, I'd like to offer my services and stand. If elected, in addition to
usual commitments;
Follow up the training talk I gave in 2006 and corresponding slides.
Depth, time permitting, I'd
Damian Brasher wrote:
I have just returned from a trip which took me to Debrovnik, then to my
final destination in Athens to stay with family, via Sarajevo, Belgrade and
Thessaloniki. Planes, buses and trains. I took my Acer Aspire One, 110-Ab and
installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix to disk using
Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
I have a Dell Mini 10v, which came with Ubuntu 8.04 - Dells own
version (sort of a Netbook Remix, with some Yahoo branding).
I thought I'd replace it as soon as it arrived, but everything works,
as far as I've tried it, so it's still there. I think maybe I'll try UNR
2009/10/19 Sean Gibbins s...@funkygibbins.me.uk:
Damian Brasher wrote:
Hugo Mills wrote:
GOs: Adrian Bridgett
Rob Smith
For GO, I'd like to offer my services and stand. If elected, in addition to
usual commitments;
Follow up the training talk I gave in 2006 and
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 07:39:56PM +0100, Sean Gibbins wrote:
Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
I tried Eeebuntu on my daughter's eeepc 700 and it was extremely
sluggish, so I switched to Pupeee 4.2 and it is far more usable, pokey
Is that any relation to Alan Popeee?
Hugo.
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=== Hugo Mills:
Adrian Bridgett wrote:
I don't know of a nice elegant way, I suspect you'll need to have a
program registed with the gnome-session somehow so that instead of it
saay do you want to save? it can cancel the shutdown.
Thanks for that, I'll see what google can tell me about gnome-sessions.
Hugo Mills wrote:
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 07:39:56PM +0100, Sean Gibbins wrote:
Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
I tried Eeebuntu on my daughter's eeepc 700 and it was extremely
sluggish, so I switched to Pupeee 4.2 and it is far more usable, pokey
Is that any relation to Alan Popeee?
Philip Stubbs wrote:
Why not? I have had Ethernet running down my garden to my shed for
years. Works fine.
I suppose I was thinking that it would get in the way of the lawn mower
and things, although I guess it could be buried.
Leo
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Dee Earley wrote:
You also want the holy grail.
:)
24/7 use will require some hefty batteries and daily recharge,
especially if you want to power illuminators for night time use.
Wireless and PTZ would also add more load to the batteries.
Simpy put, you will have to run some form of
Peter Brooks wrote:
If you could really specify what price you're talking about spending,
for a single install camera it'll be best looking into something over
IP and certainly power it using PoE. Sinking a stretch of network
cable into the ground will be a lot less effort that messing around
Leo wrote:
I was expecting to have to pay a couple of 100 pounds but hadn't had
much luck finding something appropriate.
It's actually for watching for wildlife rather than security, but, yes,
it still needs to be reasonable quality. I will see what I can find
about Axis.
Aldi were
2009/10/19 Leo li...@fractal.me.uk:
Philip Stubbs wrote:
Why not? I have had Ethernet running down my garden to my shed for
years. Works fine.
I suppose I was thinking that it would get in the way of the lawn mower
and things, although I guess it could be buried.
Leo
When I was running a
are you sure it is gnome shutting it down and not some power saving device ?
sorry if I am stating the obvious
2009/10/19 Leo li...@fractal.me.uk
Adrian Bridgett wrote:
I don't know of a nice elegant way, I suspect you'll need to have a
program registed with the gnome-session somehow
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