Hi CLUGees,
Is there anyone subscribed here who is university-based?
Assistance is requested to help arrange a meeting space for a talk that
Richard Stallman is offering to do here in Christchurch, three weeks
from tonight, please.
Or at CPIT, or any other locale suggestions?
Cheers, Rik
Many of you may be aware of Graphviz, the best in OSS graph
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together by edges.
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If you are not aware of it, take a look at the gallery.
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If you are aware of i
Hello
I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
back in the days of dial-up. Is the information on
http://www.internetchoice.co.nz reliable
On Wed, 23 Sep 2009 05:25:22 Dan Wallis wrote:
> I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
> January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
> When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
> back in the days of dial-up. Is the informa
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 5:25 AM, Dan Wallis wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
> January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
> When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
> back in the days of dial-up.
On Wednesday 23 September 2009, Dan Wallis wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
> January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
> When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
> back in the days of dial-up. I
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Dan Wallis wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
> January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
> When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
> back in the da
Hi CLUGees & GNUz,
Is there anyone subscribed here who is university-based?
Assistance is required to arrange a meeting space for a talk that
Richard Stallman is offering to do here in Christchurch, three weeks
from tonight.
Or at CPIT, or any other locale suggestions?
Cheers, Rik
Dan Wallis wrote, On 23/09/09 13:38:
I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
back in the days of dial-up. Is the information on
http://w
On Wed, 23 Sep 2009 05:25:22 Dan Wallis wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
> January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
> When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
> back in the days of dial-up. Is
On a similar note and sorry to top the thread...but what are the
contract terms like for broadband, are they all 12 months 24 months or
are there any that offer short term, casual contracts?
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From: Robert Fisher [mailto:rob...@fisher.net.nz]
Sent: Wednesday, 23 Septem
Hi CLUGees,
Is there anyone subscribed here who is university-based?
Assistance is required to arrange a meeting space for a talk that
Richard Stallman is offering to do here in Christchurch, three weeks
from tonight.
Or at CPIT, or any other locale suggestions?
Cheers, Rik
A singer/guitarist wants a live string ensemble as backing for one of
his songs; he currently uses a synthesizer.
A professional musician has written a number of alternative arrangements
for up to 8 instruments. The singer and his producer want to hear how
each of these will work before spendi
Stephen Irons wrote:
A singer/guitarist wants a live string ensemble as backing for one of
his songs; he currently uses a synthesizer.
A professional musician has written a number of alternative
arrangements for up to 8 instruments. The singer and his producer want
to hear how each of these w
On Wed, September 23, 2009 14:55, Stephen Irons wrote:
> Stephen Irons wrote:
I don't know the complete solution to your problem, but I think
'Fluidsynth' is what you want for playing the midi. I discovered on my
Mepis (Debian-derived) box that fluidsynth was easy to install, and there
were two s
On Wed, September 23, 2009 15:44, Andrew Errington wrote:
>> http://www.lesbell.com.au/Home.nsf/b8ec57204f60dfcb4a2568c60014ed0f/c4b39482154feb03ca256f8100150ad9?OpenDocument
>
Actually, that article mentions Rosegarden, which I think is probably what
you need. Here's why:
http://www.rosegardenm
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