Alan Pope wrote:
> 2009/8/16 William Anderson :
>
>> Whoever named that newsgroup needs a slap; British != UK.
>>
>>
>
> https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
>
> "ubuntu-uk -- British Ubuntu Talk"
>
> I brought this up nearly 3 years ago on this list:-
>
> https://lists.ubunt
2009/8/16 Liam Wilson :
> Hey, I'm using Thunderbird as my default mail application for my
> Emails (As opposed to Evolution), and as I am subscribed to a number of
> Mailing Lists, I thought it would be a lot simpler to organise the Lists
> into folders, so each list has a folder of its own. Is
2009/8/16 William Anderson :
> Whoever named that newsgroup needs a slap; British != UK.
>
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
"ubuntu-uk -- British Ubuntu Talk"
I brought this up nearly 3 years ago on this list:-
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-uk/2006-October/000986.h
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
> [snip]
>
> I use gmane.org for most lists and mozilla provide their lists on a news
> feed.
>
> Filters work fine too, but I find the "lists-on-news" keeps them out of
> my inboxes and just suits the way I like to do things.
I used to do this a long time ago, but it g
James Milligan wrote:
> [snip]
>
> 5. 'Match any of the following'
>
> 6. Subject -> Contains -> '[ubuntu-uk]' for the Ubuntu UK list (this one)
This will fail if someone replies to you directly (i.e. not a reply to
the mailing list) using a message you posted to the list, as unless the
subject
On 16/08/09 20:30, Tim Powys-Lybbe wrote:
> On 16 Aug at 20:23, "Alan Lord (News)" wrote:
>
>> This message is being sent to Newsgroup:
>> gmane.linux.ubuntu.user.british
>
> Surely not a 'Newsgoup' in the set of accessed through usenet?
>
Yep. Good ole NNTP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nntp
On 16/08/09 19:21, Liam Wilson wrote:
> I downloaded Songbird, and I admit, I do like it, but I really need CD
> ripping and Podcasts, too (For the Ubuntu UK podcast, obviously!), So
> when Songbird has those features, I'll definitely use that, but since
> they aren't implemented yet, I'm gonna st
On 16 Aug at 20:23, "Alan Lord (News)" wrote:
> This message is being sent to Newsgroup:
> gmane.linux.ubuntu.user.british
Surely not a 'Newsgoup' in the set of accessed through usenet?
--
Tim Powys-Lybbe t...@powys.org
for a miscellany o
On 16/08/09 18:51, Liam Wilson wrote:
> For example, If I created a folder and called it UBUNTU-UK, would it be
> possible to have all mail from this list sent automatically to that
> folder as soon as it downloaded? The same goes for my other lists, such
> as UBUNTU-GAMING and GNU-GENERATION, cou
Liam Wilson wrote:
> Hey, I'm using Thunderbird as my default mail application for my
> Emails (As opposed to Evolution), and as I am subscribed to a number of
> Mailing Lists, I thought it would be a lot simpler to organise the Lists
> into folders, so each list has a folder of its own. Is i
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
> On 14/08/09 22:34, Liam Wilson wrote:
>
>> Hey, after installing the earcandy package, I got no sound from banshee,
>> so I decided to uninstall earcandy, but still no sound from Banshee,
>> even after a restart. I can't really use any other media player, as
>> Rythmbox
James Milligan wrote:
> Liam Wilson wrote:
>
>> Hey, I'm using Thunderbird as my default mail application for my
>> Emails (As opposed to Evolution), and as I am subscribed to a number of
>> Mailing Lists, I thought it would be a lot simpler to organise the Lists
>> into folders, so each l
Liam Wilson wrote:
> Hey, I'm using Thunderbird as my default mail application for my
> Emails (As opposed to Evolution), and as I am subscribed to a number of
> Mailing Lists, I thought it would be a lot simpler to organise the Lists
> into folders, so each list has a folder of its own. Is i
Hey, I'm using Thunderbird as my default mail application for my
Emails (As opposed to Evolution), and as I am subscribed to a number of
Mailing Lists, I thought it would be a lot simpler to organise the Lists
into folders, so each list has a folder of its own. Is it possible,
therefore, to
> I disagree that everyone should use Plain English, however; if you're
> not sure what a word means, look it up and extend your vocabulary :)
+1 -- every day's a school day.
2009/8/16 William Anderson
> Paul Sutton wrote:
> >> Alan Lord (News) wrote:
> >>> I disagree. Making *everything* open s
Alex Birchall wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Would anyone recommend an antivirus product for an Ubuntu Hardy Heron
> 8.04 server?
>
> Also, I have a suspicion that our server may have a hardware fault.
> This is because yesterday the server shutdown when I attempted to
> establish a remote session with Sec
Paul Sutton wrote:
>> Alan Lord (News) wrote:
>>> I disagree. Making *everything* open source would be pyrrhic panacea.
>>> Competition is good. Competition is what has spurned the FOSS movement
>>> and proprietary vendors alike. Trying to eradicate the proprietary
>>> market is unrealistic and
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James Tait wrote:
> Alan Lord (News) wrote:
>> I disagree. Making *everything* open source would be pyrrhic panacea.
>> Competition is good. Competition is what has spurned the FOSS movement
>> and proprietary vendors alike. Trying to eradicate the p
The eSpeek package is only the voice, not the entire TTS suite. For the
audio book scenario suggested, I'm not even sure that the quality of the
voice would be sufficient.
The entire TTS package, through the Gnome (only) desktop at the moment is
through the Orca package.
If you want to try it ou
On Sunday 16 Aug 2009 09:30:59 David King wrote:
> Why is competition good?
>
Because competition drives innovation.
For companies competition means they could lose market share and profit,
unless they keep "improving" their product. So it's entirely seen as a threat
to their bottom line.
Why is competition good?
Personally, I think co-operation is much better. I though that FOSS was
all about co-operation, and people making software that people actually
need, rather than coming up with a new upgrade (like MS Office 2007)
just because the makers need to make more money.
Compet
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