I regularly receive emails from ZDNet, and today's was headlined with:
Yes, Ubuntu can absolutely be the default Windows alternative
http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=26606&tag=nl.e550
A quote from the blog:
"So how can I be so confident that Shuttleworth’s vision of becoming
On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:17:01 -, Liam Wilson
wrote:
> Rob Beard wrote:
>> javadayaz wrote:
>>
>>> tbh i dont think ive not seen it either.the PIII is an old dell
>>> machine..but i will have to have another look!!!
>>>
>>>
>> You may find it won't (the Dell P3 machines I have support CD & ne
On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:37:10 -, simon bennie
wrote:
> hey steve do you happen to have any recommendations for a reseller?
>
The Linux Store. Not used them myself but, a friend uses them regularly
as he has a very slow Internet connection and it isn’t much slower to
order them from.
ht
Lucy wrote:
> This is a reminder that Manchester will be celebrating the release of
> Ubuntu 9.10,
> Karmic Koala with a release party.
woop woop!
Getting close now! :)
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Rob Beard wrote:
> javadayaz wrote:
>
>> tbh i dont think ive not seen it either.the PIII is an old dell
>> machine..but i will have to have another look!!!
>>
>>
> You may find it won't (the Dell P3 machines I have support CD & network
> booting but not USB booting). Try pressing the F1
javadayaz wrote:
> tbh i dont think ive not seen it either.the PIII is an old dell
> machine..but i will have to have another look!!!
>
You may find it won't (the Dell P3 machines I have support CD & network
booting but not USB booting). Try pressing the F12 key though when the
machine starts,
brilliant, all of these help.
2009/10/28 Neil Perry
> sudo aptitude installusb-creator
>
> Is installed by default, needs the .iso :)
>
> Neil Perry
>
>
> 2009/10/28 Rob Beard
>
> javadayaz wrote:
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > I am going to resurrect an old pc. Its already running ubuntu but i
>> > would
sudo aptitude installusb-creator
Is installed by default, needs the .iso :)
Neil Perry
2009/10/28 Rob Beard
> javadayaz wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am going to resurrect an old pc. Its already running ubuntu but i
> > would like to install xubuntu on it as its very old...PIII i think. So
> > i a
javadayaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am going to resurrect an old pc. Its already running ubuntu but i
> would like to install xubuntu on it as its very old...PIII i think. So
> i am thinking of installing the lighter xubuntu on it!
>
> I have run out of discs but i do have a usb thumb drive lying ar
tbh i dont think ive not seen it either.the PIII is an old dell machine..but
i will have to have another look!!!
2009/10/28 David Jones
>
>
> javadayaz wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am going to resurrect an old pc. Its already running ubuntu but i
> > would like to install xubuntu on it as its very o
javadayaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am going to resurrect an old pc. Its already running ubuntu but i
> would like to install xubuntu on it as its very old...PIII i think. So i
> am thinking of installing the lighter xubuntu on it!
>
> I have run out of discs but i do have a usb thumb drive lying
2009/10/28 javadayaz :
> So this app needs to work in ubuntu...something with a nice easy GUI would
> also help!
unetbootin
It's in the repo.
Cheers,
Al.
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Hi,
I am going to resurrect an old pc. Its already running ubuntu but i would
like to install xubuntu on it as its very old...PIII i think. So i am
thinking of installing the lighter xubuntu on it!
I have run out of discs but i do have a usb thumb drive lying around. Is
there a utility that will
hey steve do you happen to have any recommendations for a reseller?
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On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:18:41 -, Christopher Swift
wrote:
> Hello Simon,
> If I recall correctly, the discs packaged and distributed by
> Canonical are as follows:
> Ubuntu (GNOME) Desktop Live CD - 32bits only
> Kubuntu (KDE) Desktop Live CD - 32bits only
> Ubuntu Server Edition - 64bi
I'm sure this could be interesting to you lucky London lot!
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Hello Simon,
If I recall correctly, the discs packaged and distributed by
Canonical are as follows:
Ubuntu (GNOME) Desktop Live CD - 32bits only
Kubuntu (KDE) Desktop Live CD - 32bits only
Ubuntu Server Edition - 64bits only
It is possible to download other architectures and burn them by
As far as I know you can select which one you want, so as long as you
select 64 bit, you should be fine.
simon bennie wrote:
Hey guys
I'm looking to have a cd give-away in my lab but i need to make sure
that the cd's on preorder from canonical are 64 bit (we are
computation chemists and ne
Hey guys
I'm looking to have a cd give-away in my lab but i need to make sure that
the cd's on preorder from canonical are 64 bit (we are computation chemists
and need long integers). Anyone know what you get?
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Just to let folks know that the Linux User Group of Glastonbury will
be meeting on Friday night. It'll be the first meeting for some time
and the topic planned is (unsurprisingly) Karmic.
I shall not be able to attend personally, due to prior commitments,
but Dan who has taken the plunge would be
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