On 18 May 2012 23:04, Jared Norris jrnor...@gmail.com wrote:
Good evening all,
The good folk at Canonical have sent out the team's CDs for the 12.04
release. This means the team has 250 CDs to distribute and promote
Ubuntu with. If anyone has any creative (or boring for that matter,)
ways to
Hi all,
I'm thinking about becoming more active on IRC, but I don't really
know what IRC client I should be using.
I've tried XChat in the past and it's ok but kinda clunky, I'm
currently using both Empathy and the Freenode Webchat, but neither are
perfect in their own ways.
So, any suggestions?
On 20 May 2012 09:54, Stephen Rees-Carter step...@rees-carter.net wrote:
Hi all,
I'm thinking about becoming more active on IRC, but I don't really
know what IRC client I should be using.
I've tried XChat in the past and it's ok but kinda clunky, I'm
currently using both Empathy and the
I'm a big fan of irssi... It is text based, but highly customisable and
extensible.
Jared
On May 20, 2012 9:59 AM, Jared Norris jrnor...@gmail.com wrote:
On 20 May 2012 09:54, Stephen Rees-Carter step...@rees-carter.net wrote:
Hi all,
I'm thinking about becoming more active on IRC, but
On 20/05/12 09:54, Stephen Rees-Carter wrote:
Hi all,
I'm thinking about becoming more active on IRC, but I don't really
know what IRC client I should be using.
I've tried XChat in the past and it's ok but kinda clunky, I'm
currently using both Empathy and the Freenode Webchat, but neither are
I'm curious, what does the client-server model do in Quassel?
I assume you don't mean you run your own IRC server?
I tried Irssi a while ago, but it doesn't play nice with Byobu so it
never worked out for me.
Thanks,
~Stephen
On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 10:12 AM, Dave Hall dave.h...@skwashd.com
The Quassel server is the IRC client but accepts connections from Quassel
clients to allow you to use your single IRC connection from multiple
locations. It's like running irssi under screen for example.
Jared
On May 20, 2012 10:31 AM, Stephen Rees-Carter step...@rees-carter.net
wrote:
I'm
I have a couple of questions for the Brains Trust please:
Subsequent to updating to 12.04
1. HP P1005 printer will not work. (whereas it worked perfectly in
11.10) I have tried deleting and reinstalling to no avail. Nothing I
have seen or tried from on-line seems to work.
2. Is there a
Hi Dave,
On 20/05/12 13:43, WasserLand wrote:
Is there a Linux program to to replace the need for Kies for Samsung
Galaxy S2 phone?
I have an SGS2 and I am yet to need Kies. I upgraded to ICS OTA and I
use Rhythmbox to send music to my phone. I have Google Apps integrated
with Thunderbird
On 20/05/12 13:43, WasserLand wrote:
I have a couple of questions for the Brains Trust please:
Subsequent to updating to 12.04
1. HP P1005 printer will not work. (whereas it worked perfectly in
11.10) I have tried deleting and reinstalling to no avail. Nothing I
have seen or tried from
I don't think Kies is actually necessary for much. Only thing it might be
for is firmware updates, but S2 should come with 2.3 Android which has
over-the-air self-update functionality. Otherwise, Ubuntu by default covers
all of the needs of media sharing - something Windows doesn't, which is why
On 20/05/12 14:07, Bevin Watson wrote:
On 20/05/12 13:43, WasserLand wrote:
I have a couple of questions for the Brains Trust please:
Subsequent to updating to 12.04
1. HP P1005 printer will not work. (whereas it worked perfectly in
11.10) I have tried deleting and reinstalling to no
Dave calling Dave,
Thanks for that. I don't like Kies or having to fire up Windows just
for the sake of it. I tried to transfer some photo's in Ubuntu to the
phone, but couldn't. I must be doing it wrong. I will install Google
Apps in T/Bird as you do. I have ICS but don't know what OTA
Got it Vadim. Thank you too.
On 20/05/12 14:25, Vadim Peretokin wrote:
I don't think Kies is actually necessary for much. Only thing it might
be for is firmware updates, but S2 should come with 2.3 Android which
has over-the-air self-update functionality. Otherwise, Ubuntu by
default covers
Dave,
OTA is over the air, this is for upgrading the firmware
without the use of a PC (read Kies)
Cary
On 20/05/12 15:06, WasserLand wrote:
Dave calling Dave,
Thanks for that. I don't like Kies or having to fire up Windows just
for the sake of it. I tried to transfer some
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