Daniel Drummond wrote:
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
This is a long shot... have Googled but can't find anything of use...
Bought a Lexmark z2420 wi-fi printer a couple of days ago, which works
great on Windows but I can't find any sign of drivers for Linux.
Now I am assuming that I am unlikely to be able to get the thing to
work directly from
Sean Miller wrote:
This is a long shot... have Googled but can't find anything of use...
Bought a Lexmark z2420 wi-fi printer a couple of days ago, which works
great on Windows but I can't find any sign of drivers for Linux.
Now I am assuming that I am unlikely to be able to get the thing to
Sean Miller wrote:
This is a long shot... have Googled but can't find anything of use...
Bought a Lexmark z2420 wi-fi printer a couple of days ago, which works
great on Windows but I can't find any sign of drivers for Linux.
To be honest I wouldn't touch Lexmark with a 10ft barge pole,
Sean Miller wrote:
I concur... Openoffice is bloatware of the highest order.
If I could be bothered to get an older version of Office working on
wine I would - but I don't use office suites enough to do so.
It's a shame, really, that Sun decided to go down the bloated route,
because the
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,
It's not obvious how to do it, I'd agree on that one. What
Sean Miller wrote:
Hi Rob,
I'm quite happy to print from the Vista machine.
Got quite used to it, in fact, over the past 10+ years that I've been
using Linux. I have a Samba share etc. on the Vista machine so it's
not at all difficult to whip files to and fro between Linux and
Windows.
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
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
On 10/07/09 13:16, Wulfy wrote:
snip /
Thanks, Alan.
I had seen that page but it's for the i386 version of Ubuntu. I don't
really want to downgrade my architecture just to get the printer
going... :@(
Once again, thanks for responding.
No problem.
I had some issues with a KM printer
Rob Beard wrote:
Sean Miller wrote:
I concur... Openoffice is bloatware of the highest order.
If I could be bothered to get an older version of Office working on
wine I would - but I don't use office suites enough to do so.
It's a shame, really, that Sun decided to go down the bloated
Rob Beard wrote:
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,
It's not obvious how to do it,
Rob Beard wrote:
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,
It's not obvious how to do it,
Daniel Drummond wrote:
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
Thunderbird is much easier to use than Evo, anyway, so I shall scrap Evo
and use Thunderbird.
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Rowan Berkeley wrote:
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
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 10/07/09 13:16, Wulfy wrote:
snip /
Thanks, Alan.
I had seen that page but it's for the i386 version of Ubuntu. I don't
really want to downgrade my architecture just to get the printer
going... :@(
Once again, thanks for responding.
No problem.
I
Dear all
I know I'm a pest with my incessant questions, but things just keep cropping
up...
When a word-processing file is downloaded (e.g. an email attachment), the
following happens on my system:
1) If it is a .doc file, an Open Office 3.0 start-up window appears and
makes a failed attempt to
Wulfy wrote:
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 10/07/09 13:16, Wulfy wrote:
snip /
Thanks, Alan.
I had seen that page but it's for the i386 version of Ubuntu. I don't
really want to downgrade my architecture just to get the printer
going... :@(
Once again, thanks for responding.
On 10/07/09 16:17, Paul Webster wrote:
Dear all
I know I'm a pest with my incessant questions, but things just keep
cropping up...
When a word-processing file is downloaded (e.g. an email attachment),
the following happens on my system:
What email client are you using?
I use Thunderbird
snip /
I think perhaps that if I installed the 32-bit version I could use it. I
don't really want to do that, though...
I thought that 64bit Ubuntu was Multilib?
Multilib means it has *both* 32 and 64bit libraries.
I might be wrong here but I kind of thought that was the whole point of
You might be thinking about Go OO (www.http://go-oo.org/), which seems to work
well on a couple of Windows boxes I use. In fact, I think that I can remember
reading somewhere that Ubuntu uses the Go OO code rather than the standard OO
code.
I havent had any problem with OO specially in
Hello everyone, I was just wondering if I could get some information
on some of the events that have recently transpired. My mate has
recently tried to install virtual box on his pc, succeeding in this
task, he booted his pc to see his X server had loaded default drivers,
and his mouse and network
this.
Best wishes
Paul W.
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To install and run virtualbox, you need the appropriate kernel modules
in order for it to run correctly, although this should just add
hardware compatibility for his VM's and shouldn't remove any hardware
support.
Was there any unusual content in /var/log/messages? Did he use any
guides when
2009/7/10 Paul Roach roa...@roachy.net:
To install and run virtualbox, you need the appropriate kernel modules
in order for it to run correctly, although this should just add
hardware compatibility for his VM's and shouldn't remove any hardware
support.
Was there any unusual content in
2009/7/10 Kris Douglas krisdoug...@gmail.com:
Nope and nope, it just seemed to load a server kernel for little/no reason :)
There will be a reason, we just don't know with the detail you've
provided what that reason is yet.
Did they install from the repo or from sun.com, did they download the
Kris Douglas wrote:
Hello everyone, I was just wondering if I could get some information
on some of the events that have recently transpired. My mate has
recently tried to install virtual box on his pc, succeeding in this
task, he booted his pc to see his X server had loaded default drivers,
If it's asking about the default keyring, this is due to having
automatic login enabled - - It unlocks the keyring when you type your
login password, which doesn't happen if you have auto-login enabled. The
only thing you can do about this, as far as I know, is to disable
automatic login.
If
Hi
The digest seems to have tied itself in knots, because gmail is telling me
that my submission (very short) is over the 40 KB limit for posts to the
board...
Paul Webster
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On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:05:01 +0100, Paul Webster
paulwebbi...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi
The digest seems to have tied itself in knots, because gmail is telling
me
that my submission (very short) is over the 40 KB limit for posts to the
board...
Paul Webster
Your submission is quite
Tony Pursell wrote:
On 10 Jul 2009 at 0:02, 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
danattwood wrote:
Wulfy wrote:
One of the thing I tried was to install the PPD file. It complained
that the driver was needed. I even tried to compile the source (not
something I usually get into) but that kept failing, too... :@(
I think perhaps that if I installed the 32-bit version
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