Under pressure from Her Who Must be Obeyed, I'm turning out a complete
run of "Linux Voice" magazines: issues 1 (April 2014) to 32 (November
2016). This was a "crowd funded" title, aimed at competing with the
long-established "Linux Format", but unfortunately it folded. Fairly
obviously, I'm
Under pressure from Her Who Must be Obeyed, I'm turning out a long run
of "Linux Format magazines: issues 151 (December 2011) to 250 (June
2019), complete with the cover DVDs. Fairly obviously, I'm not up for
posting them - if you want them, come and collect! I live in Newbury. If
you're
When we had grief with an HP OfficeJet 8100 printer throwing a wobbly
with non OEM cartridges, we replaced it with a Canon TR8550
multi-function printer - we're using cartridges from Ink Factory and the
printer is happy with them. That works fine with both my Linux Mint
desktop (and laptop)
I recently discovered, in a box hidden under the stairs, an Intel SDK-85
board, made up, with a load of extra chips in the expansion area (I
think they were probably an attempt at RAM expansion...) There are also
an Intel 8748 single chip microcontroller (EPROM version), 2 Hitachi
HM6264 8k x
I've found that PC Specialist's laptops are pretty good - we bought one
there a few months back for the local branch of Benenden Healthcare, for
around £500 - quite a high spec one, with 480GB SSD. I installed Linux
Mint 18 on it, and it all worked flawlessly - then I had to start again
with
+1 from me for PC Specialist; I bought both a laptop (pre-UEFI) and a
desktop (UEFI) PC from them, and I had no problem at all installing
Linux (Mint) on them. They also give you the capability to tailor the
basic specification (choice of CPU, RAM, HDD/SSD, optical drive, ...)
according to
