Hi Enrico
As you probably already know, the AGPL version OpenERP is already in
universe, what's the difference between the free version and the non-free
version? Are there any benefits to the user in having it there or
otherwise, why would you want it there?
thanks
-Jonathan
On Mon, Dec 3, 201
Hi Alan
On 18/04/2012 21:28, Alan Jhonn Aguiar Schwyn wrote:
Hi,
I try to install the TurtleArt in Synaptic and only have the version 98..I have
the latest sources (of precise pnagolin)...The latest Turtle are 138!
http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/addon/4027
Someone can update it?
Re
Hi Dale
On 01/04/2012 07:52, Dale Amon wrote:
So the question is, how can I install Precise
and *NOT* have Unity put me out of action and
cost me days of work getting rid of it and
getting my working environment back to normal?
This list is for developer discussion, for user support, please tr
On 11-11-01 05:26 PM, Matt Alexander wrote:
> Interesting proposed change for the location of binaries in Fedora:
> http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Fedora-considers-moving-all-binaries-to-usr-bin-1369642.html
>
> Would Ubuntu consider doing the same?
There were some discussion about this a
Hi Joseph
On 11-10-19 12:21 AM, Joseph Toppi wrote:
> Because no one else seemed willing to check, compact view does remove the
> needless amount of margin, but also switches to a more list-like look and
> changes the scrolling to horizontal. I checked in Nautilus 2.32.2.1 the
> version that ships
Hi Mark
On 03/28/11 07:39, Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Whenever these crossed wires, or links to unavailable content occur,
it's a reasonable question to ask if the material can be published more
widely. Obviously, it's not ideal for us to have links to internal
content. *Sometimes* it will be nece
Hi David
On 30/09/2010 17:46, David Farning wrote:
> This past release has seen the complete packaging of Sugar, originally
> created for the one Laptop per child project, for Debian and Ubuntu.
> For the upcoming cycle,
>
> 1. I will commit to sponsoring maintainers for Sugar .88 on maverick
> a
Hi Ubuntu Developers
(snip original very, very long e-mail about Edubuntu originally typed)
Here are some ideas we've been discussing in Edubuntu for Natty and
Natty+1. They probably won't fit in to one single Ubuntu track, so I
opened a new thread on this list (hope that's ok). They aren't all
i
Hi!
Next meeting is at 25 August 2010 at 19:00 UTC:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Edubuntu/Meetings/Agenda
I didn't have much time to take real notes during this meeting, so I'll
post the logs as-is here for anyone that might have wanted to attend but
couldn't:
15:00 < highvoltage> Howdy! Who's here f
Hi Nathan
On 07/04/2010 17:22, Nathan Gilmore wrote:
> Do you know if you will have an updated 2.0 package for the fall release
> of Ubuntu, so the 10/10 release version, (or so I assume it will be called)?
>
> We are running a moodle pilot, (we currently use blackboard) and if the
> faculty end u
Hi Sense
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 10:46 PM, Sense Hofstede wrote:
> Maybe then we should add pointers to information about contributing to
> upstream projects.
> However, the Ubuntu Website, Ubuntu Drupal, Lernid, Apport,
> Desktopcouch, *Indicator, Jockey and many other projects could also be
> l
Hi Marco
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Marco Pallotta
wrote:
> In this last page I was suggested to contact ubuntu-devel-discuss
> mailing list about my idea. So I did it.
> In fact I proposed a new feature on 7 Jan 2010 ("making a workaround
> web page for bugs, in LTS release, not fixed").
Hi
On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 10:57 PM, Patrick Freundt
wrote:
> The career of this daddy poo is obviously so settled that he does not
> care at all whether I am able to gain proof for whats going on. And it
> seems to make that 21 year old chocolate girl all proud to have such a
> daddy.
>
> The onl
Shentino wrote:
> * MUDs
> * SSH
> * Kernel development
>
> Generally, how friendly is ubuntu planning to be with users like me?
You can do a minimal install that will give you just VT's to begin with,
Ubuntu has some nice screen profiles and has KMS support so you should
get fast switching betw
Hi Mike
On 25/09/2009 05:07, Mike Basinger wrote:
> Maybe we should redistribute the info on UDS-L sponsorship to mailing
> list, blogs, etc... and perhaps extend the deadline a few days if
> possible.
As far as I understood it the canonical place to announce any developer
related news should al
Hi Jo
Jo Demetriou wrote:
> I don't know who to contact, I downloaded ubuntu from a disc. It has
> made my computer very slow as I still have windows on startup. How do I
> uninstall it. It does not prompt you on the disc to uninstall.
My guess is that you've installed using Wubi and you are now
Hi Alex
Alex Dedul wrote:
> I want to offer a sponsorship to the active developers of Edubunty. I
> want to see contributions so far for active developers and pay them
> for the work they done so far. Also i want to pay them for any further
> active work on the Edubunty.
Thanks for your offer, bu
Hi Rogler
(moving to ubuntu-devel-discuss)
Rogier Wolff wrote:
> Similarly the ssh-to-the-server is something I don't want. My client
> is on a private network, I'd rather have the performance of straight X
> connections than the security of ssh-encrypted X traffic (on my
> low-performance thin c
Hi Odysseus
Odysseus Flappington wrote:
> I'm just kinda asking how to restart X without rebooting the computer,
> so that I can test nvidia drivers in a live cd session..
>
> I take it there must be a way from the command-line.. Oliver suggested
> logging out and back in again.. hopefully that'l
Hi Felix
Felix Miata wrote:
>> I haven't used MC since late 1990's and I can't really say I miss it! I
>> perform lots of file-managing tasks every day and I'm quite happy with
>> Nautilus.
>
> How nice for you that you've never had broken X, and never will have, and
> never will need to help som
Hi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Please add mc to the '8.10'. It's very useful
It's too late to change anything in 8.10, it's frozen solid :)
Also, as useful as mc is, it's only useful to a small amount of users,
and will waste precious space on the Ubuntu release discs. mc is
incredibly easy to in
Hi
Some systems have been really successful at making it *appear* as if the
system starts up faster. In my opinion, where the system can't be made
to boot faster, it should be made to appear so.
Here are some ideas around improving boot speed and making it appear faster:
1. Have as few transit
Hi David
David Meyer wrote:
> Seems not to work. Anyone else seen this?
This is not the correct list for support, please try one of the
following linkshttp://ubuntuforums.org/ instead:
* https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-users
* https://answers.launchpad.net/
* http://ubu
Hi t u
t u wrote:
> Did we (Ubuntu, Canonical) just join the Novell-Microsoft partnership
> indirectly? By accident? If Dell is going into that much-dreaded deal
> (according to this[1], it indeed is), and if Canonical is in partnership
> with Dell (through the sale of Ubuntu-installed Dell system
Hi Joel
Joel Bryan Juliano wrote:
> Since Squashfs 3.1 had been released, it now supports specifying "the
> filename or the directory within the Squashfs filesystem that is to be
> extracted, rather than always extracting the entire filesystem."[1]
> This allows the LiveCD to function in different
Hi Sebastian
Sebastian Heinlein wrote:
> But since I only use the Ubuntu repositories I would need your help to
> collect some repositories. Please reply to this mail which repositories
> you use.
If you're collecting repositories, you can get a large amount of them,
with some brief descriptions,
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