Hi, an association I am associated with has recently purchased a 5-year
e-commerce hosting account with Melbourne-IT.
They provide (by way of referral) an $1800 basic e-commerce website.
What recommendations are there for providors of such a site - we need it in
the next week (or two max),
Dear SLUG,
I was wondering if the SLUG knew of any ISPs that support the use of a
wireless broadband service for Linux, or if there were any drivers out
there for the various USB, PCMCIA and ExpressCard devices for the
wireless broadband services.
Whether there is support out there (for
Bryce Robilliard wrote:
I was wondering if the SLUG knew of any ISPs that support the use of a
wireless broadband service for Linux, or if there were any drivers out
there for the various USB, PCMCIA and ExpressCard devices for the
wireless broadband services.
Most of it works.
In my day
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Just a quick follow-up on this.
I discovered last night that the reason that switching to 'performance'
made the problem go away is *not* that more CPU power was available, it
was that the CPU frequency no longer changed. My correlation of 'more
CPU usage == music skipping' was in fact basing my
Can anyone recommend a laptop that is small (11.1 - 13.3 inches),
reasonably fast, and can do suspend (both to RAM and disk) easily? Oh,
and that I can buy now; old models aren't so interesting to me. Ubuntu
is my OS of preference, but if it makes a difference, I'd consider
switching to something
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Bryce Robilliard wrote:
I was wondering if the SLUG knew of any ISPs that support the use
of a wireless broadband service for Linux, or if there were any
drivers out there for the various USB, PCMCIA and ExpressCard
devices for the wireless
quote who=James Gregory
Can anyone recommend a laptop that is small (11.1 - 13.3 inches),
reasonably fast, and can do suspend (both to RAM and disk) easily? Oh, and
that I can buy now; old models aren't so interesting to me. Ubuntu is my
OS of preference, but if it makes a difference, I'd
On Thu, 2007-09-13 at 12:30 +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=James Gregory
Can anyone recommend a laptop that is small (11.1 - 13.3 inches),
reasonably fast, and can do suspend (both to RAM and disk) easily? Oh, and
that I can buy now; old models aren't so interesting to me. Ubuntu is
On Thu, 2007-09-13 at 13:46 +1000, James Gregory wrote:
I'm very happy with the Dell D420, which has been updated to Core 2 Duo with
the newer Dell D430. Robert Collins has one of these, so he can tell you how
sweet it is. :-) Mine works really nicely, with Intel top-to-bottom.
Neat.
quote who=James Gregory
Neat. Thanks dude. Looks a little slow though -- 1.2 GHz. Do you find it
so?
Not really, it was the fastest machine in the house until I replaced the TV
and server with a very sexy Core 2 Duo box with gobs of RAM and fast disks.
That's an unfair comparison for a laptop
I find my Apple Macbook really excellent.
As far as I can tell, most of the hardware issues have been fixed in Gutsy.
(wifi driver needs to be installed separately.)
~James
On 9/13/07, James Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a laptop that is small (11.1 - 13.3 inches),
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