On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 11:02 AM, Arun Khan kn...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Monday 20 Apr 2009, Linux Lingam wrote:
[snip]
meanwhile, kishore hastily hides behind his shiny new macbookpro
running terminals in hi-res. :-)
In Mac OS X or a Linux variant?
hehhee. ask him,
last i checked, he had a
[snip]
meanwhile, kishore hastily hides behind his shiny new macbookpro
running terminals in hi-res. :-)
mark shuttleworth pores over every pixel to find inspiration for his
next release of ubuntu. Countless foss developers join him to develop
muktified slices of the apple experience.
steve
On Monday 20 Apr 2009, Linux Lingam wrote:
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meanwhile, kishore hastily hides behind his shiny new macbookpro
running terminals in hi-res. :-)
In Mac OS X or a Linux variant?
now, i.ll get back to making airport express stream audio using foss.
Because this personal itch is way too
Even simpler solution for the G**gle-challenged: if it's from Ale,
don't buy it because they go out of their way to prevent FOSS from
interoperating with their products.
Curious: how do they do that?
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On Saturday 18 Apr 2009, Harish Pillay wrote:
Even simpler solution for the G**gle-challenged: if it's from
Ale, don't buy it because they go out of their way to prevent
FOSS from interoperating with their products.
Curious: how do they do
Even simpler solution for the G**gle-challenged: if it's from
Ale, don't buy it because they go out of their way to prevent
FOSS from interoperating with their products.
Curious: how do they do that?
Some examples:
Circa 2004: Ale threatens sarovar.org (the Indian
Linux Lingam wrote:
dear all,
anybody has any experience in running apple's airport express under
ubuntu or any other flavour?
http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/
I might be missing something but isnt that just a wireless AP ? why
would you need an OS take on that ?
- KB
anybody has any experience in running apple's airport
express under
ubuntu or any other flavour?
http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/
The airport express card used in most Macbooks uses the Broadcom chipset (which
is not well supported in Linux).
This link might help you a little (It's
On 17-Apr-09, at 2:55 PM, Shiv wrote:
The airport express card used in most Macbooks uses the Broadcom
chipset (which is not well supported in Linux).
I think the Broadcom chipsets used in MacBooks don't work out of the
box on Ubuntu but they work flawlessly using madwifi. If you have
dear all,
thanks for your responses.
i am talking about the apple airport express base station.
specifically, this router has a neat little 'audio-output' port built into it.
here's the horrendously-cryptic url:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB321LL/A
i've connected my JBL speakers to the
You may find this thread useful:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=192806
On 17-Apr-09, at 4:05 PM, Linux Lingam wrote:
dear all,
thanks for your responses.
i am talking about the apple airport express base station.
specifically, this router has a neat little 'audio-output' port
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 11:08 PM, Abhishek Nandakumar
cont...@xabhishek.com wrote:
You may find this thread useful:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=192806
thanks. had spotted it earlier, but did not see the thread ran into 6 pages.
it is quite a kludge of a solution.
will do some
On Saturday 18 Apr 2009, Linux Lingam wrote:
thanks. had spotted it earlier, but did not see the thread ran into
6 pages. it is quite a kludge of a solution.
will do some more tests around this.
Simpler solution: before buying a product, check if it interoperates
with Linux or not. If it
dear all,
anybody has any experience in running apple's airport express under
ubuntu or any other flavour?
http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/
since you can connect wired speakers to airport express,
and then use wi-fi to stream music to them,
am looking for a FOSS app that can do that.
so far,
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