(Reminder)
For security reasons I have maintained a register, since Jan 09, of regular
attendees and new attendees of the BaB meetings held at Southampton
University. All attendees, both HLUG members and non-members, must provide
their name to security upon entry.
Security guards usually occupy
Oops. Next time, you might want to stage the upgrade, test your
packages still build and then do it on the live system.
So you have to have two boxes every time you upgrade? This is a
good thing (TM)?
Do you have some error messages though? It might just be trivial.
The BUILDROOT macro
I would be grateful so that I can organise the family day around it.
Thanks
Roger
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2010/1/15 Stephen Pelc step...@mpeforth.com:
Our users don't want to have to edit repository lists. They want
download, install, run. We try to provide what real users want.
Sysadmins are not real users.
It is not an admin task. You just put the download url in a different
place. In the
Stephen Pelc wrote:
You can only improve something by acknowledging what's wrong
with it.
When dealing with free, open source software coded largely by volunteers
you can take it a stage further - you can get involved and fix it.
Sean
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And I've made disapointment
My very best friend
Looks like I cannot attend now, sorry to any CA cert assurers who were
going to bring paperwork for me.
I was also going to bring the SheevaPlug [1] in too. Maybe next time.
Have fun!
[1] http://www.newit.co.uk/ - note the new model with an eSATA interface.
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Sean Gibbins wrote:
Stephen Pelc wrote:
You can only improve something by acknowledging what's wrong
with it.
When dealing with free, open source software coded largely by volunteers
you can take it a stage further - you can get involved and fix it.
Sorry but this is where it gets flame
Jacqui Caren-home wrote:
Sean Gibbins wrote:
Stephen Pelc wrote:
You can only improve something by acknowledging what's wrong
with it.
When dealing with free, open source software coded largely by volunteers
you can take it a stage further - you can get involved and fix
On Friday 15 Jan 2010 17:43:02 Damian Brasher wrote:
Hi Roger
I would be grateful so that I can organise the family day around it.
Usually this information is located on the main website:
http://hants.lug.org.uk it may appear later?
It's appearing now...
This is probably a discussion that should be left to die, don't you think?
2010/1/15 Keith Edmunds k...@midnighthax.com
On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:10:46 +, li...@retrochoons.co.uk said:
allow me to clarify that in no uncertain terms. I complained about one
of those usual asshole type
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