Have installed Compiz through the correct channel but it has not offered
me an initial cube even though all the correct box's in ccsm are ticked
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
Have been on to web site and got the green OK's that machine is OK
2008/6/19 John Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Have installed Compiz through the correct channel but it has not offered
me an initial cube even though all the correct box's in ccsm are ticked
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
Have been on to web site
John Taylor wrote:
Have installed Compiz through the correct channel but it has not offered
me an initial cube even though all the correct box's in ccsm are ticked
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
Have been on to web site and got the green
Philip Wyett wrote:
2008/6/19 John Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Have installed Compiz through the correct channel but it has not
offered
me an initial cube even though all the correct box's in ccsm are
ticked
Can get the screen to pivot
Ted wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
In General Settings do you have number of desktops set to 2...I have
Horizontal size 4, vert size 1 and number of desktops 2
Correct answer.
The geometry of the pivoting
Check this out, its quite interesting: www.top500.org
Of the top 500: 452 run on *nix based OS's, And a whopping 5 run the
other one!
I just like reading the about the power these things have, and wish i
could get that on my desktop PC!
And you have to laugh... the most powerful computer in the
Andrew Oakley wrote:
Ted wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
In General Settings do you have number of desktops set to 2...I have
Horizontal size 4, vert size 1 and number of desktops 2
Correct
Michael,
Michael Holloway wrote:
Check this out, its quite interesting: www.top500.org
Of the top 500: 452 run on *nix based OS's, And a whopping 5 run the
other one!
Yeah! When you have hundreds of processors all talking to each other
over some high bandwidth interconnect, *nix is the only
yes but does it blend...(The computer that is,not the nuke)
On 19/06/2008, Tony Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael,
Michael Holloway wrote:
Check this out, its quite interesting: www.top500.org
Of the top 500: 452 run on *nix based OS's, And a whopping 5 run the
other one!
John Taylor wrote:
Andrew Oakley wrote:
Ted wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
In General Settings do you have number of desktops set to 2...I have
Horizontal size 4, vert
Michael Holloway wrote:
Check this out, its quite interesting: www.top500.org
Of the top 500: 452 run on *nix based OS's, And a whopping 5 run the
other one!
Gloucestershire Linux User Group - which meets just outside Cheltenham -
is very well attended and frequently discusses the subject of
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 12:29 PM, Michael Holloway
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And you have to laugh... the most powerful computer in the world is an
American nuke machine! What a surprise!
I believe its name is WOPR and it plays a mean game of Tic Tac Toe :P
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Philip
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Andrew Oakley wrote:
Ted wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Can get the screen to pivot centrally, screen to wobble etc, but no
**??!! cube
In General Settings do you have number of desktops set to 2...I have
Horizontal size 4, vert size 1 and number of desktops 2
Correct answer.
snip
Sorry
Rob Beard wrote:
Sorry to jump in here, is Compiz Fusion included in Hardy by default, or
is it different?
Yep, included.
Mac
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Mac wrote:
Rob Beard wrote:
Sorry to jump in here, is Compiz Fusion included in Hardy by default, or
is it different?
Yep, included.
Mac
Ahh right, I did wonder if it was Compiz Fusion that did all the fancy
effects. Best I managed was wobbly windows. I'll have to have another
Hi folks,
I thought this was quite amusing. I found a link to site where you can
make your own O'Reilly book covers on the Schoolforge-UK discussion
list. This one is quite topical considering what's been happening with
Becta recently...
http://www.oreillymaker.com/link/17730/quango-tango/
On Tue, 2008-06-17 at 18:13 +0100, Kris Douglas wrote:
An internal network should have no problem, even at 100mbit, but
people were taking about this working on the web? No way.
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On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:54 PM, Chris Coulson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2008-06-17 at 18:13 +0100, Kris Douglas wrote:
An internal network should have no problem, even at 100mbit, but
people were taking about this working on the web? No way.
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Kris Douglas
Softdel Limited Hosting
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 12:11 AM, Kris Douglas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:54 PM, Chris Coulson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2008-06-17 at 18:13 +0100, Kris Douglas wrote:
An internal network should have no problem, even at 100mbit, but
people were taking about
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