On 27/03/15 23:11, David King wrote:
On 23/03/15 18:47, Gareth France wrote:
Having said that I've had it since about 2pm and I've broken it
already! Looking at the scopes there is a star icon at the top right,
it took several clicks before I realised it was removing my scope
screens
you will need to be a member of a group that has access to the pad, the
ubuntu-uk group has access, as does
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-etherpad so click the join button there
and someone will approve you within a couple of minutes (it is a basic,
but functional spam prevention system)
It is a bit of an odd launch, but I have fairly low expectations. We
were in the first batch but don't have handsets yet, probably confused
them by ordering two rather than one so they will have to think about
how to package it. I am trying hard not to compare it with any kind of
Apple launch
well you are certainly not wrong, it has kind of drifted off, and my
name is still on the door as point of contact, I am happy to step aside
if that would help, or carry on (I am still sending out 14.04 CDs to
anyone who sends an SAE and I am happy to continue doing that).
I would like to
I went through the same thing, lightdm stopped working last week some
time, had to flip to gdm to fix it, but now I am back on lightdm and all
is well (GDM was fine too, little bit prettier imho, but I like to run
as standard as possible). Trusty looks like it is going to be a good
one, a lot
yeah, I was using a slightly fancy SLC SD card. I would expect bash to
be faster, it has way less to do, however 0.4 seconds is not 2-3 seconds.
Alan.
On 08/11/13 17:03, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
Twice that, on a class 10 SD card:
root@raspberrypi:~# cat hello.py
print Hello, World!
I use python on the pi all the time, it works just fine for me, but I
don't do much time critical stuff. Printing to the console is a bit
slowish, but I do plenty of stuff responding to USB events and flashing
LEDs attached to the GPIO and stuff like that.
Mostly not desktop applications, just
odd, do you get something different to this?
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ cat hello.py
print Hello, World!
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ time python hello.py
Hello, World!
real0m0.248s
user0m0.180s
sys0m0.050s
On 07/11/13 20:06, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
Alan,
I notice that python startup is
Hi all,
I have been keen on the idea of the Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu for some
time, and finally decided to get together with some folk and do
something about it. So we are doing a crowd funding indiegogo thing to
raise money to build a cluster of Pi devices that will be tasked with
On 06/11/13 20:50, Barry Drake wrote:
On 06/11/13 20:12, Alan Bell wrote:
I have been keen on the idea of the Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu for
some time, and finally decided to get together with some folk and do
something about it. So we are doing a crowd funding indiegogo thing
to raise money
from the pitch . . .
Rasbian is a great operating platform for it, the LXDE desktop is fine,
the Wayland demo was brilliant and loads of cool projects are happening
based on the Pi. We still want Ubuntu on it though. We are using it in
embedded projects, it is also turning up in things like
On 06/11/13 22:19, Dan Fish wrote:
I think another aspect that should not be ignored is the potential
roadmap for such arm devices. Admittedly I'm not aware of the
Raspberry Pi's future direction, but in general more and more such arm
devices seem to be in the offing. The raspberry pi itself
On 06/11/13 22:26, Andres wrote:
I recently heard more about beagle bone in FLOSS weekly.
Doesn't beagle bone support ubuntu for a number of years now?
Similar price, better hardware and a bit more open source?
yes, that is a good platform too.
What makes the pi so special? I thought it was
Just a reminder, the release date and party is tomorrow night, at the
Lord Nelson
Alan.
On 20/09/13 18:01, Alan Bell wrote:
Hi all,
it is that time again, another 6 months another release of our
favorite operating system. This time it is Ubuntu 13.10 the Saucy
Salamander, the first
there is a bit of a list here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames#A14.04
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Hi all,
it is that time again, another 6 months another release of our favorite
operating system. This time it is Ubuntu 13.10 the Saucy Salamander, the
first release featuring the new Mir display server and the unveiling of
smart scopes which are like scopes, but smarter. The event is once
choo choo!
Real Ale Train tomorrow
loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/2320-real-ale-train/
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On 05/06/13 08:55, pete smout wrote:
On 05/06/13 05:59, Bod Soutar wrote:
Weight loss spam...really!
Pete
and blocked from the list already, please ignore.
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I think this thread has gone about as far as it needs to, and then a bit
further. Lets move on and talk about something else now.
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On 10/05/13 13:09, Alan Bell wrote:
I think this thread has gone about as far as it needs to, and then a bit
further. Lets move on and talk about something else now.
+1
How about Mono ;-)
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Hi all,
the release of the Raring Ringtail is in a couple of days and we will be
having the traditional London pub meetup with the Canonical team. This
time it will be at the Old Thameside Inn, next to the Golden Hind from
about 6:30 on Thursday evening.
Hi all,
we have had the communication below from Canonical, there won't be a
LoCo team allocation of DVDs for 13.04, but there will be something for
14.04. This is kind of a consequence of downplaying the non-LTS releases
and heading in a rolling release direction, whilst boosting the
Hi All,
Our traditional London release party is on once more, this time next to
the historic Golden Hind at the Old Thameside Inn
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/2329-1304-release-party/
http://www.nicholsonspubs.co.uk/theoldthamesideinnlondonbridge/
It will be on April 25th starting
On 22/02/13 09:15, Colin Law wrote:
I don't think that logic does not apply to removing features like the
dual pane and tree views in Nautilus.
tree views just came back to some extent I think, I saw a screenshot
somewhere last week, but in any case, simplifying the file manager has
been in
On 25/02/13 12:29, Colin Law wrote:
Well if the tree view is back in 3.6 then I can't find it.
neither can I now, I expect I just saw a screenshot of someone who had
patched it back in, or possibly the Mint fork of Nautilus.
If you have a read of the original bug report
Hi all,
It is coming up to Ubuntu Global Jam season again, this is a bit of a
unified effort from the Local community teams around the world to do
some more concentrated activities around making Ubuntu better, promoting
Ubuntu, or learning more about Ubuntu. The notional date for it is this
yes we do, Laura Czajkowski is organising it
Alan.
On 25/02/13 19:18, Tony Scott wrote:
Hi everyone
Do we know who is actually organising the hackntalk events?
Unless I'm missing something, I can't find any names at
http://hackntalk.eventbrite.com/ https://twitter.com/hackntalk or
excellent stuff Chris!
On 19/02/13 14:35, Chris Wilson wrote:
I'm pretty sure this will go ahead. Keep an eye on the Manchester Free
Software and Ubuntu UK mailing lists for more info.
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On 15/02/13 17:43, Alan Pope wrote:
On 15/02/13 17:40, Rowan Berkeley wrote:
He says: Windows 8 hardware uses the UEFI replacement for the
traditional BIOS, like Macs do. Some solid-state drive-equipped Windows
8 PCs boot so fast that you’d only have a 200 millisecond (that’s 0.2
seconds)
I meant to send this email yesterday, but totally failed to do so, sorry
about that.
I figure it is time we go together for a bit of a chat about events and
things we can do to promote Ubuntu in the UK. There is a global jam
initiative coming up and we have a possible venue for a bit of a get
On 03/01/13 10:49, Simon Greenwood wrote:
The concept for Ubuntu on Android is essentially an Android phone with
an Ubuntu disk image stored on SD card/in memory that allows the phone
to be used as a boot device for a PC based system.
not really, it was demonstrated on a Motorola Atrix that had
On 27/11/12 15:49, Liam Proven wrote:
FWIW, I think it is foolish and even suicidal of VMware to depend upon
Windows for management, but what can you do...
you can use KVM, it works great on the server side and there is a nice
GUI client for the Linux desktop that allows you to see what your
On 08/11/12 14:17, Alan Bell wrote:
To talk of many things:
of shoes and ships and Christmas parties and installfests and the
suchlike
as the poem goes, more or less.
We have not really had a team meeting as such for the UK Local
Community Team (that is you that is) for some time
starting now, do come and join us
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#ubuntu-uk-meeting
On 14/11/12 18:00, Alan Bell wrote:
On 08/11/12 14:17, Alan Bell wrote:
To talk of many things:
of shoes and ships and Christmas parties and installfests and the
suchlike
as the poem goes, more or less
On 12/11/12 11:55, Alan Pope wrote:
I have added an item for discussion at the next Ubuntu UK meeting. I'm
mailing the list so everyone is aware of the proposal and can have
their 2p heard if they won't be at the meeting. I have proposed we
reduce the number of online resources / services we
On 08/11/12 10:33, scoundrel50agmail wrote:
Hi Does anyone know if this is coming back to 12.10, I really liked
that little app, if its not is there another app like it that I can
use, that isnt compiz which every time I use I break something.
Plus talking about compiz what happened to
To talk of many things:
of shoes and ships and Christmas parties and installfests and the suchlike
as the poem goes, more or less.
We have not really had a team meeting as such for the UK Local Community
Team (that is you that is) for some time, and it is approaching
Christmas, we have had
On 04/11/12 21:59, Colin Law wrote:
I don't suppose there is anyone in Newhaven (East Sussex) with a 10.04
Desktop Live CD is there? My daughter's PC won't boot and her install
CD is faulty so she is a bit stuck. I am 250 miles away so it is a
bit difficult for me to help if it won't even
why would you say that?
I never tested alphas and betas before, they came out on days I had
other stuff to do, so I always grabbed the daily iso for installation
tests because I didn't want to be reporting bugs that had already been
fixed. I guess you could call them daily betas and everyone
I know a bunch of you are either at the Ubuntu Developer Summit or
following the sessions remotely via audio and IRC, but there are also
live video streams from the rooms which you can find here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXmPMPbXeA1gKZdcokgXF3w
you will need the daily schedule to work
On 26/10/12 13:21, Gareth France wrote:
I posted on here last night about a problem I'm having but it hasn't
shown up. Are we not allowed to attach photos to the email or something?
Stuff over 40k gets held for moderation, I released it this morning. (it
was 65k or so I think)
When a 40k
Our team allocation of Ubuntu Desktop 12.10 DVDs and Ubuntu Server CDs
have arrived and you are entirely welcome to have one, just send me an SAE:
http://ubuntu-uk.org/free-cds/
or figure out some alternative way to get them from me, you can visit us
in Farnham (free cup of coffee included
Hi all,
I ordered our team allocation of DVDs and CDs today, it will be 250 DVDs
of the desktop distribution and 50CDs of Ubuntu Server.
Here is the procedure for getting hold of a rather nice pre-printed
pressed DVD of Ubuntu:
http://ubuntu-uk.org/free-cds/
I still have some 12.04 CDs so
Bring it along to the release party on the 18th and we can have a poke
at it. I would try Quantal 64bit on it personally, There have been quite
a lot of performance improvements and things have been largely unbroken
with Unity in general.
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Hi all,
after a bit of to-ing and fro-ing we have settled on a venue for the
London release party for 12.10, it will be at the George Inn, London's
last galleried coaching in, as visited by Charles Dickens (dunno how
exclusive that is, anyone know if he was into pub crawls?)
The date will
On 25/09/12 09:33, Juergen Schinker wrote:
Why is there no full Transparancy about this -the more i dig the more comes out...
J
In a situation where there is no transparency then the more you dig
nothing more comes out. What you are experiencing *is* transparency,
where the more you dig
lenses listen to the seach query, they get a callback when it changes.
They can then use what the user has typed in whatever way they want to
get results. This means that one could be doing a substring search,
others an exact match, others case insensitive etc. So if it isn't doing
a very good
On 25/09/12 16:29, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
Related to that, the Lens searches seem to be based on tokens of entire
words, not substrings. They are delimited by whitespace or changes in
capitalisation.
For instance, I have Handbrake installed.
what is that then? trying to reproduce your issue but
On 25/09/12 20:17, keith wrote:
On Tue, 25 Sep 2012 01:18:41 +0100
J Fernyhough j.fernyho...@gmail.com wrote:
[snip]
One solution is pretty straightforward: make online search features an
option in the installer (same page as third-party codecs) with a link
to the privacy policy etc.
[/snip]
On 24/09/12 12:10, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
Ubuntu 12.04
Am I correct in thinking that the Search function on the Dash should
search all of the documents/applications on the machine, or does it
only search the Recently Used lists?
Because if it's the former, then it doesn't. Is there some
On 19/09/12 14:40, John Davis wrote:
Hi,
I am a novice at web site design.
I am designing a web site for my son's business.
One page of index and 2 pages of photos. Portfolio pictures etc.
I have done the first and second page, in Firefox they display
perfectly but with explorer and
On 16/08/12 23:06, Gary Cordery wrote:
Not forgetting OggCamp this weekend!, are you planning another group
photo like last year?
I can't make this one, but someone should do a group photo certainly!
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here is the link to the details of the Farnham event
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/1906/detail/
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We have a number of excuses coming up to go out and have fun together,
and I think we should grab all of these chances with all the hands we
can muster
6th-9th September
Ubuntu Global Jam
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGlobalJam This is a few days set aside for
activities to improve Ubuntu, we
Summer is kind of here, right on schedule for the BBQ this Saturday
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/gu9
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/1824/detail/
Please do email me off-list for the exact address if you don't know it,
if you are arriving by train let me know what one and it is likely
On 22/07/12 09:11, Simon Watson wrote:
How about Brighton? I've been banging on about trying to arrange one for ages.
I have a couple of different venues in mind, both a short walk from
Brighton station - would just need to gain some consensus on a date?
How about Thursday 13th of September?
Hi all,
Our regular team meetings kind of fizzled out a bit earlier in the year,
lets restart them. I have scheduled a meeting for Saturday 4th August at
6PM. The meeting will be in the #ubuntu-uk-meeting channel on freenode,
and we might just set up a parallel Google Hangout or something
On 12/07/12 14:40, Liam Proven wrote:
I do rather feel I am being criticised for something I tried hard to
avoid doing here.
do try that little bit harder next time please. Just to reinforce what
Laura and Sarah have already pointed out, it was not an appropriate
comment to make. Lets move on
On 09/07/12 22:09, Barry Drake wrote:
I would feel a bit more encouraged if Canonical were to put a tiny bit
of effort into raising the profile. The time is ripe as you say,
Alan. Look at the really annoying adverts that Microsoft put on the
Linux Mag e-pages. A similar effort from
On 07/07/12 21:25, Bruno Girin wrote:
On 20/06/12 23:43, Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
Anybody fancy a geeky museum outing one weekend to go see the
Codebreaker exhibition at the Science Museum?
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/galleries/turing.aspx
Right, so would Saturday 28th be
This will only really happen if Canonical and an OEM get together and
put it on a phone, I don't think it will technically run on anything
except that phone it was demoed on because it needs hardware
virtualisation or something. I think it is a compelling product for an
OEM because it answers
tried clicking through to purchase any of those?
On 22/06/12 09:16, Alan Pope wrote:
Not true. They still sell Ubuntu laptops. I did a search just
yesterday and found about 10 of their models where Ubuntu was an
install option.
On 20/06/12 23:43, Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
Anybody fancy a geeky museum outing one weekend to go see the
Codebreaker exhibition at the Science Museum?
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/galleries/turing.aspx
Bruno
I would be up for that, sounds fun!
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After the rain stops and before the snow starts I am confident that this
years English Summer will happen. My prediction is that it will occur on
28th July and so to take advantage of this window of opportunity I am
proposing to fire up the barbecue and invite you all round to my house
for an
On 15/06/12 12:23, Liam Proven wrote:
On 15 June 2012 07:23, richardlongforth1...@gmail.com wrote:
can i install win 7 on virtualbox from an oem install disc? I got the to try
linux and thought she could have windows in a virtual machine, but i think
we might have got the wrong sort of disc.
On 02/06/12 14:06, Nigel Verity wrote:
Hi All
If anybody can get a key from Verisign for $99 that makes a mockery of
having secure boot in the first place.
no, that isn't how it works at all. It is possible for some people to
get a binary signed by Microsoft by paying $99 which goes to
On 08/06/12 14:41, Dave Morley wrote:
But only devices Running Windows, those running android linux etc by
default would have the switch disabled
they might do, or might have a Googley Android key. Come to that, there
could be ARM devices with a Canonical key that can only ever run signed
On 06/06/12 07:08, Norman Silverstone wrote:
That's great with messages received, is it supposed to work with a
message being written?
Norman
works with both for me
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On 05/06/12 20:17, Norman Silverstone wrote:
snip lots of stuff mostly not really about font sizes
hold ctrl, twiddle with your mouse wheel.
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On 04/06/12 09:46, paul sutton wrote:
For a few £UK you can send a bigish stack of cd's in fact for the cost
of a 2nd class stamp you can get a few too. I am sure the weight for
1st and 2nd was at one time up to 100g, Paul
no, there is a size restriction too, you must use 2nd large for
On 02/06/12 14:26, Andres Muniz wrote:
I'm getting a bit confused now.
http://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/12368.html
Everybody seems Does the fedora payment of $99 to verisign mean that
the computer that could or could not have windows preinstalled will
alow to install fedora and windows but
it will eventually affect everything on a new motherboard, including
bare bones computers, system76 computers, the lot.
Ubuntu can either also go with Microsoft as the gatekeeper and pay the
$99 (which is trivial and in any event goes to verisign (which Mark
Shuttleworth may or may not have an
On 04/05/12 19:59, Dave Morley wrote:
You can do update-manager -d However I would wait till there is a
clear upgrade path, or do a fresh install to get around it.
um, do be careful not to accidentally overshoot and upgrade to Quantal
Quetzal! upgrade-manager -d will show releases in
On 01/05/12 09:54, scoundrel50a wrote:
Hi, have I been put on moderator approval? Just tried to send a
message with an attachment to show you what I have in the software
sources and got a message back saying the message is awaiting
moderator approval
no, but there is a size limit, please
because I am nice, here it is:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/screenshots/Screenshot%20from%202012-05-01%2009:46:55.png
medibuntu has broken stuff in the past, not sure if that relates to your
current issue.
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On 29/04/12 22:54, alan c wrote:
On 29/04/12 21:04, Alan Bell wrote:
it says do you want to upgrade? and you can say yes or no to it.
Clearly yes is the preferred option, but why shouldn't we encourage
people to upgrade to new cool stuff that will make their experience
better (which is the aim
On 30/04/12 12:20, a...@acockell.eclipse.co.uk wrote:
Hi folks,
Looking at those screenshots, there is one GLARING omission... the
default radio button is YES - I do want to upgrade. With the risk
for non-technical users, surely this should have the default radio
button (which actions when
On 30/04/12 22:49, Gareth France wrote:
On 30/04/12 22:44, Tony Pursell wrote:
apt-cache search sense*
Ok, now I'm really confused. That brought up damn near every package
in the cache! Nothing looked promising but doing the same for scratch
brought up:
squeak-plugins-scratch
and a few
On 24/04/12 23:12, Bruno Girin wrote:
On 24/04/12 23:04, Andrés Muñiz Piniella wrote:
El jue, 19-04-2012 a las 12:00 +, ubuntu-uk-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com
escribió:
Re: [ubuntu-uk] Update 2012- Re:
Fwd: [Ossg-announcements] Adoption
of Open Source across HM Government
– London 22/02/11
On 29/04/12 12:30, scoundrel50a wrote:
Is there anyway I can reinstall/repair using terminal, so that I dont
loose all the folders I have on the laptop? Rather than go through
loads of questions..might be easier.
one thing you could consider is a reinstall without formatting the
On 29/04/12 18:55, Barry Drake wrote:
I've spent quite a bit of time on Ubuntu Help today
where exactly?
as the questions were overwhelming the regular folk so I took a few on
board. There are a vast number of folk who have virtually trashed
their system by trying to do an upgrade. This is
On 29/04/12 18:53, scoundrel50a wrote:
Hi, thanks for the reply, I am not sure what happened really, all I
know is that I get that error I posted about earlier in another e-mail
after getting past the grub..and it just hangscan I
reinstall without formatting using the Terminal?
On 29/04/12 20:11, Bruno Girin wrote:
I did. On two machines with no problem. I don't think upgrading to 12.04
is disastrous. I think two things are happening:
1. Ubuntu has a very wide user base with a lot of different configs so
even if 1% of users have issues, it will appear as a very large
On 29/04/12 20:54, alan c wrote:
On 29/04/12 18:55, Barry Drake wrote:
I've spent quite a bit of time on Ubuntu Help today as the questions
were overwhelming the regular folk so I took a few on board. There are
a vast number of folk who have virtually trashed their system by trying
to do an
On 22/04/12 08:51, Andres Muniz wrote:
For some time i was using gcompris erase program (with my toddler most
of the tome). Consists of moving a sponge that erases white squares
that are overlayed an image. With unity these squares never quite
removed leaving some leftovers.
Today i moved
The Ubuntu Code of Conduct is one of the founding principles of the
project, you can read it in full here:
http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/conduct
There is also a leadership code of conduct which is here:
http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/leadership-conduct
These are
On 14/04/12 16:31, Bill Baker wrote:
Alan,
would it be accwptable to ask for one purely on the basis that when
saying you really ought to try this to those I'm trying to convert -
it is more convincing / professional to show a cd from a professonal
covered CD wrapper? After all - many years
On 14/04/12 16:13, Norman Silverstone wrote:
big snip
Update 2012:
Proprietary lobby triumphs in first open standards showdown
http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/public-sector/2012/04/proprietary-lobby-triumphs-in.html
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On 12/04/12 11:51, Liam Proven wrote:
Thanks for this! I've had exactly the same problem but weirdly only YT
was affected - all other video-streaming sites were OK. The Flash
settings dialog was unresponsive for me, but accessing it in
fullscreen mode worked. Which reminds me - does anyone
Hi all,
I am now accepting pre-orders for CDs of the Ubuntu 12.04 release.
Please email me off-list for the address to send your stamped addressed
envelope and I will put these to one side and send out CDs as soon as I
get them.
CDs are free, you just pay for postage both ways (two second
On 10/04/12 10:46, James Thomas wrote:
Are there going to be any knocking around at the Release Party?
Cheers
JT
not official printed ones, the final image that gets pressed is only
ready on release day, they then get manufactured, normally in Holland
and shipped over.
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On 09/04/12 09:24, Bill Baker wrote:
This has appeared on Linux Today site:
Should you be worried about Ubuntu Desktop's privacy settings?
LinuxBSDos: I hope that I am wrong, but your new Ubuntu system could be
used to spy on you.
On 09/04/12 11:20, Steve wrote:
The problem is not with the journalist but, Ubuntu. The explanations as to
what is going on with these settings can best be described as vague. Until
Alan's explanation I wasn't sure what they're for. I've submitted a bug
#977106 to LP if people would like
On 28/03/12 18:05, Matthew Daubney wrote:
Who'll be along? I should be there for a bit, but might have to vanish
to collect the missus from some work do, but am looking forward to
seeing people again!
-Matt Daubney
I am going to try to arrange things to get there, my travel plans may be
a bit
On 28/03/12 19:13, Andres Muniz wrote:
Paid for snacks and drinks? Really?
yes, but I have no idea how much will be provided
If we don't make it by 18:30hrs would we still be able to join?
of course
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Hi all,
I am very pleased to announce that we are joining forces with Canonical
for the Ubuntu 12.04 release party!
* Venue: Bar Soho (http://www.barsoho.co.uk/)
* Date Time: 26 April, from 6.30pm
* Drinks and light snacks will be provided
For more information and to confirm your
On 25/03/12 10:48, scoundrel50a wrote:
I am glad that he has been helpful to you, but this thread has shown a
different side, one that says, if you dont like it go elsewhere, is
that helpful, that is effectively telling people he has no time for
them, that isnt consistent.if he keeps
On 23/03/12 21:06, Daniel Case wrote:
I'm not saying don't evolve, just evolve in a way that most users
agree is a good idea,
so how do we define what most users want? Perhaps by doing rather a lot
of user testing
http://davidplanella.wordpress.com/2011/08/02/looking-for-testers-in-london/
On 23/03/12 20:16, Hakan Koseoglu wrote:
soap box
Treating users as idiots is not a policy, it's a mistake.
As soon as I find a distribution worth installing everywhere, I'll be
switching. Mint doesn't cut the mustard. I'm a Kubuntu/Lubuntu user on
desktop and Ubuntu server but I don't want to
really interesting sounding event at the BCS in London coming up for
those interested in public sector use of Free Software. Steve Lamb from
Microsoft is actually a nice chap, and there are speakers from the Free
Software Foundation, Canonical and Red Hat
On 22/03/12 10:36, Jane Morrison
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