This is probably elementary but it is the first time I have ever needed
to do this. A new machine has been set up with Evolution and I want to
transfer those files containing the data to do with my emails such as
old mail received and sent. Also, I would like to transfer the bookmarks
and, I
Morning all,
Bit of an odd probably daft question...
I use a program called mixxx as a DJ tool. The thing is I currently use USB
headphones to listen to the music but would really like to use the same
pair of headphones to monitor the 'other' track.
Is it possible to trick Ubuntu into
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On 19/05/12 08:02, Dave Hanson wrote:
Is it possible to trick Ubuntu into thinking it has two sound cards
so I can use one for the main channel and one for the monitor
channel but both would really be output on my USB headphones?
This may be
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On 18/05/12 20:18, Barry Titterton wrote:
It seems that Microsoft will be shipping Win8 without the ability
to play DVDs.
People still put plastic disks in their computer when they want to be
entertained? Retro!
Cheers,
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Engineering
Secure Boot doesn't prevent the installation of additional software.
Everything it does happens before the operating system starts up.
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TBA are particularly glib
Yes, UEFI ensures that only the 'correct' OS starts, but after that, as
I understand it,
People still put plastic disks in their computer when they want to be
entertained? Retro!
Cheers,
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Retroland is also called the countryside. As you know there are a lot
people outside major urban areas whose broadband doesn't get any faster
than 1Mb. Long live plastic
On 18/05/12 20:41, Neil Greenwood wrote:
I don't think secure boot would stop you installing VLC, but it may
stop you installing Ubuntu. That's my uninformed understanding, anyway.
From what I understand, Vendors of desktops and laptops will be
allowed to let the User turn EFI off - tablet
12.04, clean install this morning, fully updated.
In File manager, with sidebar enabled, if I highlight a folder and click
on Bookmarks - Add Bookmark, nothing happens.
If I drag the folder to the sidebar, again nothing happens.
How do I get the facility to make a bookmark in File Manager?
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On 19 May 2012 14:36, Gordon Burgess-Parker gbpli...@gmail.com wrote:
12.04, clean install this morning, fully updated.
In File manager, with sidebar enabled, if I highlight a folder and click on
Bookmarks - Add Bookmark, nothing happens.
If I drag the folder to the sidebar, again nothing
On 19 May 2012 15:43, Colin Law clan...@googlemail.com wrote:
On 19 May 2012 14:36, Gordon Burgess-Parker gbpli...@gmail.com wrote:
12.04, clean install this morning, fully updated.
In File manager, with sidebar enabled, if I highlight a folder and click
on
Bookmarks - Add Bookmark,
On 19/05/12 15:43, Colin Law wrote:
Rather confusingly the Add Bookmark menu item does not work like that.
It bookmarks the current folder that nautilus is displaying. So to
add a bookmark open the folder then Bookmarks Add Bookmark.
Ah. Thanks that worked!
The separate problem of
Hello, I am quite interested on this question too... In a couple of
weeks I am about to upgrade a 10.04 LTSP Server to an 12.04 LTSP... and
I am going to backup home... Evolution Mail and all it's settings need
to be transfer back for each user (Old Mail, Folders etc) and how do I
go for creating
I hope to show off new OS some time this weekend in a cafe. I'm sure
all will go well! I just have to manage not to drop coffee.
I managed to impress but it was much too slow. Is it possible that 12.04 is a
lot more resource hungry than 10.04?
Highlights she had from 10.04 was wobbly
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