Mac wrote:
> Tony Travis wrote:
>
>> Yes, In principle, but network manager configures the network on a
>> per-user basis and this requires admin authority. Personally, I use
>> "WiFi Radar", which is brilliant!
>
>
> Tony >>> I've been wondering whether to switch to WiFi Radar, but
> nervous
I haven't yet had the opportunity to try out the suggestions put forward
to assist me. I shall do so as soon as possible and report back.
Cheers,
Keith.
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Keith Bowerman,
Prestwood, south Staffordshire, England.
Using Ubuntu 7.10 on a Linux only machine.
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I did as Tony suggested in Ubuntu, adding my partner as an administrator and
that seems to work OK.
However, I do not have much experience of KDE, only having recently started
using Kubuntu. (I do quite like it so far.) Consequently I haven't been
successful attempting a similar ploy with Kub
As of 11:50 this morning (10/12/07) we now have 300 Ubuntu-UKJ active
members on launchpad !! [1]
I remember when we were just (re) starting out ubuntu-uk in September of
2006, just I and a few others, and here we are a year and a couple of
months later 300 !!
Congratulations everyone on a go
On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 09:15:53PM +, Michael Wood wrote:
> As of 11:50 this morning (10/12/07) we now have 300 Ubuntu-UKJ active
> members on launchpad !! [1]
>
\o/
Some more stats for you:-
Mailing list has over 440 members.
Yesterday we hit our 10,000th mail sent to the list.
Go us!
