Morgan Storey wrote:
> I find it is best to go slow with those not overly enthused.
> My missus ran Xp for a long time, and wanted office so I installed open
> office, wanted to edit photos so I install the Gimp, wanted a multi-chat
> client, so I installed Gaim (as it was known at the time), and C
I find it is best to go slow with those not overly enthused.
My missus ran Xp for a long time, and wanted office so I installed open
office, wanted to edit photos so I install the Gimp, wanted a multi-chat
client, so I installed Gaim (as it was known at the time), and Clamwin for
av. Then she start
hey guys
just a reminder, there is an aussie team meeting tonight (tues 12 may) 9pm
aest at #ubuntu-au on freenode.
agenda items can be added at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/Meetings
peter
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While mentioning books take a look at the ubuntu pocket guide. avalable in
downloadable pdf and dead tree formats.
http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
--- On Tue, 12/5/09, opm595 wrote:
> From: opm595
> Subject: Greetings from a new list member
> To: ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
>
Hi Guys,
Rob here, out in Sydney's sunny South West. I thought, as a new list
member I'd drop you a line to say 'howdy doody' etc.
I jumped ship about two years ago from that other OS that Bill and his
mates created, and I've been absolutely wrapped with Ubuntu ever since.
Truthfully, I had very l
