Hi all,
in a few weeks time there will be a focussed burst of activity on
Ubuntu, in the form of the Global Jam, which is basically a weekend of
various activities around the world encouraging people to contribute to
Ubuntu in some way. You can read more about it here
Hi all
I have found a use for my old EEEPC with a 7 screen, 4GB SSD, 512MB and
Celeron processor running lubuntu as a sort of WiFi webcam.
Currently I put it in the window to watch the birds in the garden by
running guvcview on it then accessing it from my PC using VNC and Remmina.
This is not a
Alan said:
keen to go through and document and perhaps fix a bit once more the
installation process with Orca, if anyone else has suggestions of things
does this have to do with what trisquel did with their distro?
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On 13 February 2012 18:58, Tony Pursell a...@princeswalk.fsnet.co.uk wrote:
Hi all
I have found a use for my old EEEPC with a 7 screen, 4GB SSD, 512MB and
Celeron processor running lubuntu as a sort of WiFi webcam.
Currently I put it in the window to watch the birds in the garden by running
On 13 February 2012 18:58, Tony Pursell a...@princeswalk.fsnet.co.uk wrote:
Hi all
I have found a use for my old EEEPC with a 7 screen, 4GB SSD, 512MB and
Celeron processor running lubuntu as a sort of WiFi webcam.
Currently I put it in the window to watch the birds in the garden by running
On 13/02/12 18:58, Tony Pursell wrote:
However, I am wondering if there are any more elegant solutions for
sharing the webcam on one machine with other machines.
I use the Webcam package.
With a config file cobbled together from bits I found online.
http://popey.com/~alan/webcamrc.txt
I
On 13/02/12 09:45, Alan Bell wrote:
if anyone else has suggestions of things
to do then speak now
Could be good to get everyone to just run through checkbox-unity on
their machine running the latest Ubuntu 12.04 + Unity + Compiz. Even
from a Live CD or USB key it could uncover bugs we
