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http://www.urc5.org.uk/index for information about the synod, and
http://www.urc5.org.uk/?q=node/703 for the Synod Healing pages.
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that. I was using Firefox and Thunderbird in the bad
old Windows days. Migrating was a real joy - and so easy!
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-installed web pages?
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who said they would be delighted to supply pre-installed. I
guess they don't want to advertise so that folk come to them and then
need support with the OS.
They seem really on-the-ball though.
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knows enough
to be happy testing and guaranteeing an Ubuntu install - but only if the
product is going out to a Linux aware customer like you or me.
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and write it up, then circulate it. It
would need to target computer magazines, press generally, radio and TV.
Are there any opinions? And any volunteers to feed news items into
this?
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that Acer was now producing a netbook
with Ubuntu pre-installed, but sadly, they didn't sell it!
I was delighted to find someone who actually knew something! This may
be just our local branch, but for me it was a welcome change.
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accountant insisted on my using
Sage. I thought it was dreadful. If I were in business now, I would
probably use Gnucash. It is fully configurable. Sage is a bit like
Windows; you have to work the way it wants you to.
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in their letter: the correct one was the old one that we all
knew. Should have had the sense to try it.
And Virgin NEVER said 'we don't support Linux'
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from the CD. At least that happens on
my wife's box.
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the 2d version of the Unity desktop, and will run
on computers that cannot support Unity on 11.04. It is not finished,
and may be a bit buggy, but it seems to work OK.
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very good. Release of
12.04 LTS might be the time to go for this. Maybe Canonical would offer
good support here?
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On Thu, 2011-06-02 at 17:31 +0100, Alan Pope wrote:
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/367768/asus-to-ship-ubuntu-netbooks
That is fantastic news! Thanks Alan.
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reported it, but could
not get any data about the crash. OTOH 64 bit 10.10 works just fine!
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to even attempt it, they have been
using only ubuntu for a couple of years and one had even gone into
John Lewes (Reading) asking for Ubuntu (another story).
Sounds like a story I'd love to hear. If not on the list, please let me
hear it.
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On Thu, 2011-05-26 at 20:23 +0100, Alan Bell wrote:
Team meeting in #ubuntu-uk-meeting in about half an hour, see you later o/
Sorry had to miss - am in Mallorca with the family and we were out for
dinner. All the best,
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help from
you guys though. I've carefully documented the procedure and e-mailed
it to the supplier with a request that they pass on the information to
future purchasers of the dongle.
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with it? Sorry to ask elementary questions like this.
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a 'mutex'
was. There was only one instance, and sema_init worked just fine.
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On Fri, 2011-05-06 at 17:39 +0100, Barry Drake wrote:
I took a look at the PPD file - I think that can be edited to make the
required change, but I have no idea what I might want to alter
I got the answer - ppd is an open standard from Adobe, so I was able to
get the spec. file from
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know how a PPD file works?
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drive as the Ubuntu installation. Not sure about mac, but you
have serious problems with Windows if you don't do that.
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better! I'm looking forward to installing
it on my Netbook - the liveCD looks really good on there. I'm waiting
till June to do that, as I'm going to be short of time to do a lot of
work if I get problems.
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Belkin routers. The problem is certain to show with the Belkin
F6D4230-4 v1. When I first experienced it, I went out and bought one to
see if the problem is repeatable - it is!
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to
work on any hardware. The 64 bit version should complain if you try to
boot it on any hardware other than AMD 64 compatible. It works like
that for me.
The Canonical give-away disks that I'm using are all 32 bit.
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a computer with Windows these days.
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machines may
not be able to run Unity and will defauly to gnome.
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defaults to gnome when it can't run 3D.
Please feel free to comment.
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of a charity that might be interested?
In the London area, Paula is doing this type of thing at FossBox -
http://www.fossbox.org.uk/
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working until I have powered off the computer completely for over
20 seconds.
Plugging a wi-fi dongle in does allow connection, so I guess the
connection manager is not the right place for a bug report. An thoughts
on how I report this one?
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for now and popped an IDE drive
in to do backups. It's barely big enough, so I'll probably look out for
a bigger IDE drive and be done with it.
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, so I would have lost the DVD
drive. I guess the new PCI drive will keep us going for the rest of the
computer's life.
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that one).
The difference is that my crosswire.org account will only send SMTP in
TLS secured. GMX sends unsecured.
Any thoughts on this?
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is that it worked, and I received
full reimbursement from PayPal. It gives confidence!
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, including Wubi.
It was a privilege to be there. Wonderful day. Paula: may I
congratulate you on the organising. You did a wonderful job, and having
organized events myself, I know something of what goes into it.
Well done!
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a laptop, but that's all. Please let us know their response if
you call them.
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and tell him I sent you. He's very amenable to do almost
anything, and he might be able to tell you which barebones netbooks are
available and known to work OK with Ubuntu. He only does sesktops, but
is very helpful.
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have to use --force
to try it on my 64bit Maverick (if that would work) ah well,
can't have everything.
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dropping in there for a chat if you're enthusiastic about Ubuntu.
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thoughts?
Incidentally, I love the Unity desktop (Barry dons tin-hat).
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Just to say thanks to those who replied. '--force' worked with both
parts of the driver. The driver is not just a ppd. It contains some
library binaries as well. Main thing is, it works. I had a bit of a
problem with the scanner, but after spending more time on the Brother
Linux support site
have. I get the error message that they are for the
wrong architecture as they are i386 packages.
I don't suppose there is a workaround for this? The drivers are not
open-source as far as I know. Maybe I just have to stick with the 32
bit Ubuntu?
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On Mon, 2011-02-07 at 21:22 +, Barry Drake wrote:
On Mon, 2011-02-07 at 21:01 +, alan c wrote:
another possibility is a usb wifi dongle?
Wonderful idea! I'll get one.
It's the ideal solution. Thanks Alan. Works straight out of the box
and proves to me that the Broadcom BCM4132 Wi
.
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On Sat, 2011-02-12 at 19:36 +, alan c wrote:
On 12 February 2011 12:15, Barry Drakebdr...@crosswire.org wrote:
Hi any of you see 'Click' on BBC news this morning?
It's back on now at : http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006m9ry
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?
Natty is coming out with LibreOffice installed. I think it's to do with
Sun and restrictions that LibreOffice doesn't have. The LibreOffice
team is very active and forward looking. I don't doubt that we shall
end up with a better product.
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the mbr you have to use other means to restore it.
CloneZilla does the lot automatically.
Only thing is, the only tool I could find that would make a USB version
was TuxBoot. All the other options including UNetBootin don't make it
work properly.
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version to an
ISO with CloneZilla, then copy my entire home directory to a pendrive.
Install the new version, copy back my home direectory and if I have
problems, restore the old one. Quick, easy and safe!
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- only the meetings. But I do lurk
on the list. Getting quite involved with Ubuntu Advertising these days.
You might want to take a look. What's your particular angle and
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long for me to
bother. The only reason I was looking for a workaround is that one
conference centre I go to occasionally gives the same problem. I'll
just have to use my GPRS dongle when I go there.
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that, but at a
hotel or whatever, you can't usually do that!
Thanks for your suggestion. I've got one on order!
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and not realised what it was about. Now I can see what is happening.
What useful thing might I do next?
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be at the meeting too. I have e-mailed to book a place. Is this OK
with you?
It was lovely to meet up with you at the exhibition on Wednesday, and I
am looking forward to working with you.
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through copying the output
from sudo lshw and e-mailing it to you before you go further?
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me to.
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my £25 to buy
one and investigate Discovered the nature of the problem at
OpenSource Expo
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On Wed, 2011-02-02 at 12:29 +, gazz wrote:
I can get back in about 40 mins if needed - not sure there's any point
in lugging the laptops back there given the focus of the thing is
elsewhere but haven't unpacked and will bring them if needed.
If you do get chance to come back, don't bother
and that's the same
process. The only slight annoyance is when I plug my camera in. It
takes ages to create the thumbnails from the SD card images, but they
are essential to have.
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before installing Ubuntu. But in any
case it isn't difficult to reinstate a boot sector before installing
grub... I would have thought there is a workaround for dual booting (if
you MUST dual boot).
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to flag up. I shall be arriving in London at tea-time on the
Tuesday and could collect from London area. I'm happy to be there at
the Expo early to set up. See you on IRC tomorrow.
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are about, so a few leaflets might be a good idea.
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Hi guys I got the tee-shirt. I like it.
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Ubuntu manual). The section on OpenOffice will look the same as
will some of the other course elements. Hopefully there will be some
stuff you can use for worksheets.
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On Sat, 2011-01-15 at 10:30 +, Jacob Mansfield wrote:
although I can't make it myself (gotta work) I'd be happy to sell my
netbook to somebody for £30 to £40 to use at the show.
If nobody else shows interest, I'd take it for a spare.
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I'm working on? Secondly, this would be good to
have on
the OpenSource Expo stand wouldn't it?
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For your information ...
Forwarded Message
From: Chris ch...@orphix.co.uk
To: Barry Drake b.dr...@ntlworld.com
Subject: Re: Your laptops .
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2011 17:25:13 +
Hi Barry
We're ceasing sales of laptops pre-installed with Linux. Unfortunately
our suppliers
On Thu, 2011-01-20 at 20:54 +, Colin Law wrote:
Which one?
linuxmint-10-gnome-dvd-amd64 Not sure whether this is Debian or Ubuntu
based, but it's the only one I tried.
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On Thu, 2011-01-20 at 21:15 +, Craig Peden wrote:
Linux Mint releases with a number are ubuntu based. i.e Mint 10 Julia. LMDE
is debian.
Tomorrow I'll try Mint DE and see what I think.
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and they do a remote test and send an engineer. They are VERY
good like that.
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of the computers on my network, just slowed down to
snail like pace. I put it down to kids getting music tracks and videos.
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On Tue, 2011-01-18 at 17:23 +, George Tripp wrote:
It was pcspecialists themselves who alerted me that there was a
problem!
Just been put in touch with: https://www.linuxlaptops2go.co.uk/home
LinuxLaptops2Go. See how you get on with them.
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heavily used ... the transmitter
takes quite a bit of power. I would try a hard-wired connection. If
this cures the problem either a new router, or an ice-bucket seems to be
the answer!
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. Is their stuff higher spec than your
average Computer World items?
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more responsive than Dell when you want
to talk to them. Plus, their prices seem good!
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On Mon, 2011-01-17 at 13:41 +, Yorvyk wrote:
I'm surprised http://www.system76.com/ haven't been mentioned, unless I've
missed it .
I thought they were USA only; am I wrong?
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...There IS a
remote access so I can
take a look. I told her I was on Ubuntu (as supplied) and she tried to
transfer me to someone that phone call cost me ten pounds ... Oh
- I complained, with a copy as always to Michael Dell, and received an
apology.
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On Mon, 2011-01-17 at 14:15 +, Alan Pope wrote:
They ship to the UK now.
Just went through the process and looked at the shipping. A 10.1
Netbook ships to the UK at $130 something - a good percentage of the
cost of the netbook!!!
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Windows PC's costs him far more than supporting Ubuntu! Especially
since the magnificent 7.
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Help needed. We've commenced a wiki on the Ubuntu Advertising site to
try to meet as many Windows users questions about compatibility as
possible. Please take a look at:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WindowsCompatibility and consider adding your
vast knowledgebase.
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. Upgrade and transition
are positive words!
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to lead our thinking. If you've never
been indoctrinated into the 'W' stuff, you are going to be totally
excited - like we all were many years ago. Thanks Bruno.
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, recently, we have received updated from the sales team that
this OS is available as of now on Inspiron 15R only.
I have an older Inspiron that I changed over to Ubuntu and the touchpad
on that is just fine.
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On Sun, 2011-01-16 at 21:19 +, Bruno Girin wrote:
Good point! I'll bring one just in case and a patch cable or two.
Just make sure it's PAT tested!
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On Sat, 2011-01-15 at 16:55 +, gazz wrote:
I'll bring a couple of laptops with Maverick desktop on them. If
anyone wants to install something else on one of our laptops, if it's
not a big hassle I don't mind doing it, or feel free to drop in and
sort it out yourself in advance :) Not sure
using Evolution was quite fast again. It had been
growing slower and slower with time.
Any comments?
I'll post the other issue separately.
Regards,Barry Drake
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As for Gmail, I like to have my stuff stored locally so I can access
e-mails when I don't have internet access. iMap on both NetBook and
Desktop suits me well as it syncs both computers nicely.
Regards,Barry Drake.
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Regards,Barry Drake.
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On Fri, 2011-01-14 at 20:49 +, Bruno Girin wrote:
The registration doesn't seem to work with Firefox on Maverick, or at
least not the versions in the Mozilla PPA. That looks a bit ridiculous
for a Linux and OSS expo. And don't get me started on the spelling
mistakes on the registration
On Fri, 2011-01-14 at 21:08 +, Barry Drake wrote:
page. Not spelling mistakes, but it didn't tell me I hadn't said what
sessions I would attend.
Oh, I hadn't said which magazines I want to take. That was needed too,
but wen unchallenged. I chose Ubonto users mag (I think). Either way
on the bug
report?
Regards,Barry Drake.
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