Ian Pascoe wrote:
> Yeah, after all Brum is the second city and for those who protest that
> it's Manchester - well, protest away!
>
I'd personally prefer London, perhaps because I've been to Birmingham
far too many times on conferences and the like so tend to associate it
more with work
Josh Blacker wrote:
> I second (or third) London and a weekend... not been out in Greenwich
> (I'm a central type) but sounds good!
>
Likewise, London for me.
We don't have to have just the one party, but regional gatherings. One
in Brum, one in London, others wherever Ubunteros ubuntize.
John
Yeah, after all Brum is the second city and for those who protest that
it's Manchester - well, protest away!
Unfortunately Smethwick Council didn't see fit to re-lay the beech and pond
under spageti junction this year, so we can't offer the beech bar-b-que.
Mind you we could always gate cra
Organising release parties are a good idea, but in all honesty a
national meet is fairly awkward. The spread of users on the ubuntu-uk
frappr map here:
http://www.frappr.com/?a=constellation_map&mapid=137439504139
Kinda shows London as rather distant from the largest majority of
ubuntu-uk'ers! Bi
I second (or third) London and a weekend... not been out in Greenwich
(I'm a central type) but sounds good!
On 9/3/07, Matthew Larsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yo all,
>
> I am TOTALLY up for a launch party. Maybe a launch weekend so I can
> get exceedingly drunk and stay over.
>
> My suggestio
Yo all,
I am TOTALLY up for a launch party. Maybe a launch weekend so I can
get exceedingly drunk and stay over.
My suggestion would be Grenwich in SE London. Ace pubs there. And only
2 stops on the tube :-).
OR
On a beach and we have a bbq.
Other than that I don't mind, trains are rather nipp
Brum is better for me as it gives me an extra half hour drinking and
celebrating before I need to catch the last train home at the totally
unreasonable time of 21:30!
E
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Andy Loughran wrote:
> We're having a wonderful conversation on IRC about the potential location.
> Currently the solution is to do a google map, and find a location with the
> minimum average distance for participants. It seems to be a fair way of
> doing things.
>
>
Would I be willing to
On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 14:22 +0100, Gav Ford wrote:
> On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 14:05 +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> > Thanks Gav and Mathew
> > If I combine your ideas then I should be covered ?
> > Will this get things I have installed from debs or compiled?
> > Probably not apps I've downloaded dire
On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 14:05 +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> Thanks Gav and Mathew
> If I combine your ideas then I should be covered ?
> Will this get things I have installed from debs or compiled?
> Probably not apps I've downloaded directly (bin or whatever)
> Do you think aptonCD a good idea com
Farran,
On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 12:32 +0100, Farran Lee wrote:
> Hello
> Only partially related to the subject...
> How do you set a separate partition for /home in Ubuntu? It doesn't
> seem to give the choice in the installation process. I suppose I'd
> have to create the partition manually after a
On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 13:56 +0100, David Morley wrote:
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Thanks doug - it does say the 'kernel timer resolution may be set too
low' but I don;t know what to do about it.
I only want to try Rosegarden so I presume I can give it a go anyway.
Eddie
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On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 14:05 +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> Thanks Gav and Mathew
> If I combine your ideas then I should be covered ?
> Will this get things I have installed from debs or compiled?
> Probably not apps I've downloaded directly (bin or whatever)
> Do you think aptonCD a good idea co
Thanks Gav and Mathew
If I combine your ideas then I should be covered ?
Will this get things I have installed from debs or compiled?
Probably not apps I've downloaded directly (bin or whatever)
Do you think aptonCD a good idea combined with either/both of the above.
Eddie
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On 03/09/07, Darren Man
Have you thought of running an online version for those who can't make
the location(s)? A virtual assistants group that I belonged to had a
virtual office party every Christmas using our chatroom (MSN, Trillian,
Gaim, etc). We all just dropped in and out whenever work or other
commitments allowed.
On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 13:21 +0100, Andy Loughran wrote:
> Currently the solution is to do a google map, and find a location with
> the minimum average distance for participants. It seems to be a fair
> way of doing things.
Looks like it will be the Hogshead in Wolves then :)
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lol I can see it now - standing in the middle of a sewage works near
Walsall... :O
On 03/09/07, Andy Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We're having a wonderful conversation on IRC about the potential
> location. Currently the solution is to do a google map, and find a location
> with the mi
If you want something on gnome - I like using banshee.
Not 100% sure on the crossfading though (the whole point of the thread) so best
to try it out yourself. It's a good (but minimalist) iPod management app too
(if you have one) so give it a whiz!
Andy Loughran
blog.zrmt.com
m: 07921
We're having a wonderful conversation on IRC about the potential location.
Currently the solution is to do a google map, and find a location with the
minimum average distance for participants. It seems to be a fair way of doing
things.
Andy Loughran
blog.zrmt.com
m: 07921076319
As long as the launch isn't in the Hogshead in Wolves Jono :P (joke)
Pete aka Milesteg
On 02/09/07, Jono Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Has anything been discussed about a release party for Gutsy in the UK? I
> have been doing some work to grow the number of release parties for
yep Amarok has very nice (and highly configurable) cross-fading support etc
- nicer UI etc than rhythmbox in my opinion (if you don't mind using KDE
apps under Gnome that is - you do get a few KDE libs with it too...)
Pete
On 02/09/07, Josh Blacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You might also wa
If i remember right I think this has something to do with when Real Time
support isn't enabled in the kernel, or JACK..but I'm not sure.
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Hello
Only partially related to the subject...
How do you set a separate partition for /home in Ubuntu? It doesn't seem
to give the choice in the installation process. I suppose I'd have to
create the partition manually after a clean install.
Thanks in advance if you can help
Farran
On Mon, 2007-0
Hi,
Firstly, I always have /home as a seperate partition. This preserves
my files and per-user settings.
As for installed software, there is a way to save what packages are
currently installed. After installing the new Ubuntu, you can have it
reinstall the packages automatically. This said howeve
On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 10:42 +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> I often read users saying when a new or new stable version is released
> they do a fresh install and then re-install all their configs and
> programs and other goodies.
> So...
> If I want to do a fresh install as above to end up with al
When I try to run Rosegarden I get the error message 'system timer
resolution too low' and the program won't start.
What does this mean?
Should I rant and scream, pull my hair and panic until I die or can I
fix it?
Any help appreciated
Edddie
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I often read users saying when a new or new stable version is released
they do a fresh install and then re-install all their configs and
programs and other goodies.
So...
If I want to do a fresh install as above to end up with almost a clone
of my present system running on a new version of Ubunt
Kirrus wrote:
>
> mplayer, thanks for that, it works well. Just a query, is there a GUI version
> that he can use? or what would the command be to pause/play playback once
> you've started it with `mplayer file.mp3`?
>
> Regards,
>
> Johnathon
>
There is a GUI, but I'm not sure how to do the
- "Gav Ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use shell scripts for this kinda thing, create one called something
> like bworks95.sh in the directory:
> -Gav
>
Thanks for all your help with this...
Ok, the shell script I put together, but forgot to attach it to the mail I sent
him.. so tha
Ok so i installed Gutsy...and most of flashy graphics work...wobbly windows
etc!! im happy although its not the final build.
Just wana say thank you to all who contributed!
Cheers
Javad
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