2009/4/27 Harry Rickards hricka...@l33tmyst.com:
Sorry, I've just re-read your original email. It seems you were using
update-manager.
Open up your source.list
sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
It's better if you use 'gksu' or 'gksudo' instead of 'sudo' for a
graphical program,
2009/4/27 Harry Rickards hricka...@l33tmyst.com:
There's a couple of other changes you might need to make, so I've put an
updated source.list for you at http://pastebin.com/f3944dadb. To replace
your current one with the updated one, just do the following in a terminal:
cd
sudo cp
Neil Greenwood wrote:
I have a similar issue with my ext3 formatted USB hard disk.
When hotplugged, it's owned by root and I cannot create files or
directories as my normal user. What do I need to change so that all
users can create files/directories in the root when it's plugged in
and
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=565
I'm tempted to upgrade my old Via Chrome laptop now :)
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My discipline says leave it, as there was a bunch of stuff to do before I
got my system working (mostly) as I like it, and I really don't have time to
be mucking about configuring a new system that I use for *everything*,
personal stuff, work, everything.
But I'm hearing all over the place that
Hello,
On Sun, 2009-04-26 at 15:59 +0100, Chris Rowson wrote:
2009/4/26 Chris Rowson christopherrow...@gmail.com
I have a laptop (less than a year old) with an ATI
Radeon X1200 series graphics chip in it.
doug livesey wrote:
My discipline says leave it, as there was a bunch of stuff to do
before I got my system working (mostly) as I like it, and I really
don't have time to be mucking about configuring a new system that I
use for *everything*, personal stuff, work, everything.
But I'm
2009/4/28 mac ammonius.grammati...@gmx.co.uk:
Neil Greenwood wrote:
I have a similar issue with my ext3 formatted USB hard disk.
When hotplugged, it's owned by root and I cannot create files or
directories as my normal user. What do I need to change so that all
users can create
I have a Macbook 3.1 and I'm nearly about to press the upgrade button (I'm
upgrading a test PC to see how it affects sound and Samba in particular). I
have it dual booting with leopard so I'm perhaps in a better position if it
goes wrong. I'll report back how it goes.
Chris
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Rik Boland wrote:
This may sound stupid and the answer will be no but just in case.
If I get a tower box, could I then use my laptop as it's monitor and
keyboard but use the box processing power?
Rik
You could use VNC, SSH or similar to remote into the tower box
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Rik Boland wrote:
This may sound stupid and the answer will be no but just in case.
If I get a tower box, could I then use my laptop as it's monitor and
keyboard but use the box processing power?
Hello, Rik.
Yes, you can use LTSP:
http://www.ltsp.org/
Or FreeNX:
Rik Boland wrote:
This may sound stupid and the answer will be no but just in case.
If I get a tower box, could I then use my laptop as it's monitor and
keyboard but use the box processing power?
Rik
It's unlikely without a lot of messing around. You could technically
use an S-Video
doug livesey wrote:
There is not need to upgrade at the moment unless you want to.
There's the thing, though -- I've been hearing about how much more
fast stable Jaunty is, and surely there's reason enough there to
want to upgrade!
I'd say it's faster on my notebook but more stable? I'd
This may sound stupid and the answer will be no but just in case.
If I get a tower box, could I then use my laptop as it's monitor and
keyboard but use the box processing power?
Rik
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Neil Greenwood wrote:
Thanks mac.
I was trying to avoid having to run a command every time I plug the
drive in though.
I don't have to run it every time. Once assigned to the labelled drive,
the permissions are persistent. I'm looking at one of mine now, that I
just plugged in. It has
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Rob Beard r...@esdelle.co.uk wrote:
Seif Attar wrote:
I have a laptop with an ATI 200m xpress video card, I tried upgrading to
Jaunty, but before the upgrade I got a message the my hardware will not
work on Jaunty (I had mixed feelings of disappointment
Rik Boland wrote:
This may sound stupid and the answer will be no but just in case.
If I get a tower box, could I then use my laptop as it's monitor and
keyboard but use the box processing power?
With some kind of desktop sharing software like vnc you can but direct output
from the box to
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
John Taylor wrote:
Does this screen dump help
John Taylor
Yeah, it does. It looks as though you have broken packages, so if you
open a terminal (Accessories Terminal)
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Neil Greenwood wrote:
...
If you use the -O (minus sign then capital 'oh', not zero) on the wget
command, you can give it the name of the file to write out. That
simplifies the following line:
sudo mv pastebin.php\?dl\=f3944dadb
On Tue, 2009-04-28 at 11:59 +0100, Chris Rowson wrote:
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Rob Beard r...@esdelle.co.uk wrote:
Seif Attar wrote:
I have a laptop with an ATI 200m xpress video card, I tried
upgrading to
Jaunty, but before the upgrade I got a
On 28 Apr 2009 at 11:08, Rob Beard wrote:
Seif Attar wrote:
I have a laptop with an ATI 200m xpress video card, I tried upgrading to
Jaunty, but before the upgrade I got a message the my hardware will not
work on Jaunty (I had mixed feelings of disappointment and happiness
that it
In my own case, virtually all my music files are labelled and tagged
according to my own system, which doesn't correspond to anybody's
database, so it's a waste of time, and in any case they are mainly grey
labels, demos, unreleased tracks, and such. But anyone with a big
library of ripped
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