Thanks for the reply. I recognise some of the podcast titles as Doctor
Who episodes, I guess some of the others are from very old episodes I
have long forgotten.
David King
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for the mail.
2009/7/8 David King linux...@avoura.com:
Interesting podcast,
David King wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I recognise some of the podcast titles as Doctor
Who episodes, I guess some of the others are from very old episodes I
have long forgotten.
David King
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for the mail.
2009/7/8 David King
Hello everybody. I'm now using my new Linux Emporium Thinkpad, and very
nice it is too -- it accepts Ubuntu updates, without immediately
disabling itself the way the Linux Certified machine used to do.
However, my usual problems with default Ubuntu clients have returned,
especially the compulsory
2009/7/9 John Matthews jake...@sky.com:
Can I have the URL.I dont have it. Is this something to do with Ubuntu?
http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/
:)
Cheers,
Al.
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Hi,
What you describe sounds more like the Gnome Keyring rather than any
GPG-based program.
They keyring is what stores your passwords etc, it is used for WEP/WPA
keys along with any other password in the system.
I'm guessing that you have passwords in Evolution to your email
accounts etc, and
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Ciarán Mooney wrote:
Hi,
What you describe sounds more like the Gnome Keyring rather than any
GPG-based program.
They keyring is what stores your passwords etc, it is used for WEP/WPA
keys along with any other password in the system.
I'm
Hello All
I have added my planned Release party date, to the wiki
(wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseParty) .
I hope to get abit of feedback about materials and and things i will need for
it, like cd's and other things, maybe some other ubuntu things, to give out.
Help would be appreciated.
1st time actually replying on the list - hope i got it right!
glad to see there a release party in Banbury! count me in for helping out
btw... your link's not quite right. should be
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseParties
regards,
/Simon
2009/7/9 ubuntu-uk-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com
Send
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicRATParty
The Real Ale Train
The Watercress Line http://www.watercressonline.co.uk/ is a small
steam powered railway line in Hampshire. It runs from Alton Station to
Alresford
Thats good to hear, thank you for the correction, :)
On Thu, Jul 09, 2009 at 03:54:43PM +0100, Simon Keates wrote:
1st time actually replying on the list - hope i got it right!
glad to see there a release party in Banbury! count me in for helping out
btw... your link's not quite right.
apologies for including the whole email !!
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On Thu, 2009-07-09 at 15:36 +0100, vinu wrote:
Assuming it IS gnome-keyring, somewhere in the repositories is a
package that will unlock your default keyring on login and lock it
again when you log out, to defeat this very problem. I've been using
it for quite a while, now. If, on the other
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Philip Taylor wrote:
Hello All
I have added my planned Release party date, to the wiki
(wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseParty) .
I hope to get abit of feedback about materials and and things i will need for
it, like cd's and other things,
David King wrote:
Interesting podcast, entertaining as usual.
However, I did not hear any references to the Stolen Earth, which title
I assume you took from a recent Doctor Who episode. But no mention of
the Doctor or the Daleks...
I wonder what a Dalek running on Ubuntu would be like?
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William Anderson wrote:
David King wrote:
Interesting podcast, entertaining as usual.
However, I did not hear any references to the Stolen Earth, which title
I assume you took from a recent Doctor Who episode. But no mention of
the Doctor or
William Anderson wrote:
David King wrote:
Interesting podcast, entertaining as usual.
However, I did not hear any references to the Stolen Earth, which title
I assume you took from a recent Doctor Who episode. But no mention of
the Doctor or the Daleks...
I wonder what a Dalek running
Harry Rickards wrote:
William Anderson wrote:
David King wrote:
Interesting podcast, entertaining as usual.
However, I did not hear any references to the Stolen Earth, which title
I assume you took from a recent Doctor Who episode. But no mention of
the Doctor or the Daleks...
I wonder
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 5:47 PM, Johnathon Tinsley kir...@kirrus.co.ukwrote:
If only I had the time, money, and knowledge, it would be so cool to
build a Darlek actually running Ubuntu. Fit-pc[1], plug pc, or something
like that... That and my 9 year old cousin would love it if he could
make
Hi
Can I expect Word 2002 to run under Wine (on Jaunty)?
I tried to install it, but came to a standstill during the installation, as
the Word installer demanded a restart I couldn't provide.
Paul W.
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Paul Webster wrote:
Hi
Can I expect Word 2002 to run under Wine (on Jaunty)?
I tried to install it, but came to a standstill during the
installation, as the Word installer demanded a restart I couldn't provide.
Paul W.
Hi Paul,
I'm assuming you've already checked out the winehq appdb,
I dont understand why use it anyway? Openoffice is just as good and its
free!
2009/7/9 Paul Webster paulwebbi...@googlemail.com
Hi
Can I expect Word 2002 to run under Wine (on Jaunty)?
I tried to install it, but came to a standstill during the installation, as
the Word installer demanded a
Mike Paglia wrote:
I dont understand why use it anyway? Openoffice is just as good and
its free!
2009/7/9 Paul Webster paulwebbi...@googlemail.com
mailto:paulwebbi...@googlemail.com
Hi
Can I expect Word 2002 to run under Wine (on Jaunty)?
I tried to install it, but came to
I must admit I have struggled with windows and Linux from a very early
stage, as far back as 1992. I just did not want to go down the MS route. I
have never believed in it so tried early doors of Slackware then Red hat
blah blah blah. I now have gone over to iMAC which I love because of the
UNIX
I said earlier: I have gone and deleted the Evo applet from the Gnome
panel, and so I am not getting new email notifications (except for a
momentary balloon). I would like to put the applet back, but it isn't
listed in 'add/remove from panel.' Can anyone tell me how? I have now
realised that what
Colin Murphy wrote:
On Tuesday 07 July 2009 23:10:51 LeeGroups wrote:
d.
I think I will have to spend a little more and get a bigger battery, very
tempted to go for
http://www.seidioonline.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BACY26TMG1-BK
That's expensive, same thing on ebay for
If I was a millionaire, this would be near the top of my to-do list --
build a real dalek, controlled by a PC inside, running Ubuntu or
something similar, programmed to do dalek things and question any
visitors to my home.
Anyone interested in building a dalek should probably go to
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John Matthews wrote:
I tried to upgrade to FF3.5 on my netbook, but it didnt happen, it
installed it seperately, but I couldnt get the Addons section to work,
and a few other things as well, that was without the addons themselves,
they just
I have to disagree. Linux (I mean Ubuntu, of course) IS as friendly a
Windows. Many things go wrong and are difficult under Windows.
Word always crashes first time I use it - OpenOffice.org never does. I
find a lot of hardware 'just works' under Ubuntu without the tiresome
'found new
I tried to upgrade to FF3.5 on my netbook, but it didnt happen, it
installed it seperately, but I couldnt get the Addons section to work,
and a few other things as well, that was without the addons themselves,
they just didnt transfer from the 3.0.11.
So how do I go about it without having
My printer died so I bought a new one. It's a Canon PIXMA iP2500. My
Kubuntu Jaunty set-up recognises the printer and correctly identifies
it, but it refuses to talk to it. Requesting a test page causes the
lights to flash but no page to appear.
I went to the Canon site and there's a driver
Mike Paglia wrote:
I dont understand why use it anyway? Openoffice is just as good and its
free!
This attitude irritates me somewhat. I prefer MS Office (I currently
use Office 2008 on my mac) to OpenOffice.org, as the former works well
natively, doesn't consume insane amounts of memory, and
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 12:30 AM, William Andersonne...@well.com wrote:
Mike Paglia wrote:
I dont understand why use it anyway? Openoffice is just as good and its
free!
This attitude irritates me somewhat. I prefer MS Office (I currently
use Office 2008 on my mac) to OpenOffice.org, as the
Steve Cook wrote:
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John Matthews wrote:
I tried to upgrade to FF3.5 on my netbook, but it didnt happen, it
installed it seperately, but I couldnt get the Addons section to work,
and a few other things as well, that was without the addons
John Matthews wrote:
Well, it might be because I am just not used to Ubuntu enough or understand
it enough, but I am thinking along the the same lines as Windows, when you
update FF it automatically updates to the next Version, and keeps your
profile. I tried on my netbook, and it didnt
Daniel Drummond wrote:
John Matthews wrote:
Well, it might be because I am just not used to Ubuntu enough or understand
it enough, but I am thinking along the the same lines as Windows, when you
update FF it automatically updates to the next Version, and keeps your
profile. I tried on
John Matthews wrote:
Um, isnt FF3.5 final release now, I thought I saw it on the internet
they were saying it was final release and if you look in windows it
doesnt have beta after it. I'm not sure about that though.
My apologies, checking on
http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/web/firefox-3.5
Daniel Drummond wrote:
John Matthews wrote:
Um, isnt FF3.5 final release now, I thought I saw it on the internet
they were saying it was final release and if you look in windows it
doesnt have beta after it. I'm not sure about that though.
My apologies, checking on
John Matthews wrote:
Hi, thank you for the information.
I was just wondering, how do I get it to work, and become my default
browser so that I dont have both, and I dont loose my profile info?
John.
Not sure if this is the best way to do it, but it accomplished it for me.
open a
On 10/07/09 00:02, Wulfy wrote:
My printer died so I bought a new one. It's a Canon PIXMA iP2500. My
Kubuntu Jaunty set-up recognises the printer and correctly identifies
it, but it refuses to talk to it. Requesting a test page causes the
lights to flash but no page to appear.
I can't help
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