2008/10/31 phils linux box [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any one over in this part of the world ?
Australia seems teh poorer relation as not much I can find since May 2007
regards Phil
WA
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Paul Gear wrote:
daniel sobey wrote:
If you like picassa why not use that? it has a wine based port.
http://picasa.google.com/linux/
I already do use it, but i find its import facilities rather shaky.
Since i upgraded to the 3.0 beta, lots of things work better, but it
doesn't find my
I'd really like something that just automatically grabs the
non-transferred photos from the camera and puts them in appropriate
folders on my system - no questions asked, just like the Canon utility
does automatically when you connect the camera on Windows.
Hi Paul,
Personally, I find
On Fri, 2008-10-31 at 12:08 +1000, Mark Unwin wrote:
So leave that there, but make a DVD for eveyone (everything) else.
Would also suggest they _only_ make it available via bittorrent, or a
local ISP mirror. But that's more a business decision, and not in
scope...
The local ISP mirror is
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hi all,
yes it is upgrade time again.
I want to do a fresh install on a old dell laptop. until now it ran xubuntu
gusty. the notebook has ~380 RAM
So donwloaded live CD and booted from it and it always gets stuck whith
'starting GNOME desktop
Sebastian Spiess wrote:
So donwloaded live CD and booted from it and it always gets stuck whith
'starting GNOME desktop manager'
I've had a few people tell me the same, and upon investigation the
system did eventually get into GNOME, but could take upwards of half an
hour to get there due to
