Hi Lisi,
On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 12:48:53PM +, Lisi wrote:
I have googled, but can't seem to frame the question in a
machine-comprehensible form. At least, I am not getting usable answers. :-(
If a motherboard has, say, 3 memory slots, with an overall maximum of one GB,
Wow, sounds
Hello,
Who's off to FOSDEM this year then?
SWMBO has given permission this year, but only if we make a detour
via Bruges on the way there. :)
(If you know not what I am on about then see http://fosdem.org/, but
it's probably a bit late for you to organise travel/lodging)
Cheers,
Andy
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I'd
Hello,
I would like to thank everyone who braved the January rain and made it
Southampton yesterday for our first meeting in 2010. I'd like to thank our
special guest speaker, Daniel James, who specially made the trip over from the
Island to be with us and talk about publishing in the digital
2010/1/17 Stephen Pelc step...@mpeforth.com:
I would have said that I don't have the skill set for this - I'm
not, and don't want to be, a Linux kernel guru. However, I have
talked to a number of people who produce proprietary Linux apps
in niche markeys, and they all agree that packaging is
On 16/01/2010 12:48, Lisi wrote:
I have googled, but can't seem to frame the question in a
machine-comprehensible form. At least, I am not getting usable answers. :-(
If a motherboard has, say, 3 memory slots, with an overall maximum of one GB,
and there is 512 MB RAM in each of two of the
Hello,
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 11:21:29AM +, Hants LUG Chairman wrote:
We have again been invited to IBM and so our next meeting on the 6th of
February will be at IBM Hursley Labs.
A pity to clash with FOSDEM weekend. :(
Cheers,
Andy
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On Sunday 17 Jan 2010, Andy Smith wrote:
Hello,
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 11:21:29AM +, Hants LUG Chairman wrote:
We have again been invited to IBM and so our next meeting on the 6th of
February will be at IBM Hursley Labs.
A pity to clash with FOSDEM weekend. :(
I know, but FOSDEM
2010/1/17 Stephen Pelc step...@mpeforth.com:
This is an aggregated response. If the lack of attribution
upsets you, I apologise.
A majority of the software for the Linux platform is distributed in
source code form.
That's the open source business model. It's a service model. You
pay for
Is anyone out there using a digital TV card on Ubuntu 9.10 and also dual
booting with windows? If so do you find that after switching back from
Windows to Ubuntu the TV card doesn't work, and you have to reboot again
into Ubuntu?
If not, can anyone tell me how I'd go about finding out what's
