:(
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l'm interested to know whether there is a Linux alternative to Sage.. l
might be able to get my wife to start using Ubuntu if there's something
available that will allow her to import customers data properly.
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The wrong side of 40 but having fun
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Ciaran,
If I'm about I should be glad to help. I'll hopefully see you at a
SBLUG meeting before then too.
Regards,
Andy
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On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 03:22:42PM +, andy wrote:
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Guys,
I just thought I'd give a heads up on Remote Desktop. A
Manchester-based company are going to release their remote
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I just thought I'd give a heads up on Remote Desktop. A
Manchester-based company are going to release their remote desktop
connection software on ubuntu. It's already got mac and windows clients
to work so l wonder whether there's a solution..Both drives are set
as masters.. l don't want to have both OSs on the same hard drive
Please could someone offer a solution
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The wrong side of 40 but having fun with Linux
Thanks
http://ubuntuforums.org
everywhere.
Avoiding Yahoo is thirded... I have used Google Groups many times, and
don't have any complaints.
http://groups.google.co.uk/
Matthew.
I was wondering where I signed up to puppetry courses...
Let me know when you're re-organised so I can remove myself.
Regards,
Andy
cannot contain the following characters:
newline, G_DIR_SEPERATOR (usually /)
Thanks,
Andy
On Wed, 2008-02-06 at 19:41 +, Tom Bamford wrote:
Hi,
It looks similar to messages generated on machines I've had problems
with USB. If you have another drive to test, can you tell if it's just
the OSC keep up their pressure - expect to see an open
source one there too.
Andy
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good to me.. Kinda reminds me of Star Trek
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could some kind soul desipher the following dmesg output for me please. it's a
drive that XP recognises ok
[11226.398993] usb 2-3: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 18
[11226.578921] usb 2-3: device descriptor read/64, error -62
[11226.862848] usb 2-3: device
Hi there, yes it's a lovely system..
On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 07:46:35 +
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HI
New to Linux/UBUNTU and happily amazed how friendly everyone is.
Wish I knew about this YEARS AGO.
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Many thanks guys
l also found the answer at
http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonfree
lt's up and running now, just wish the news wasn't so depressing :)
On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 11:51:33 +
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On Tue, Feb 05, 2008 at 11:38:33AM +, Andy Watts wrote:
What
Hi People
Recently joined the mailing list..
Have experimented with Xubuntu, Mandriva and SuSe but have finally
settled with Ubuntu with the Claws mailer.. The name is apt as my wife
spent most of her life living in Zimbabwe
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On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 17:17 +, Pete Stean wrote:
Is anyone from Ubuntu UK involved in this? Quite an opportunity for
some blatant self-promotion of the Ubuntu brand if anyone is...
too sickly as the orange is of
a stronger flavour than the Chocolate Orange.
and Welcome to the list :)
Andy
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products aren't good enough?
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will
probably have more experience/info.
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Hi
On 08/12/2007, ptaylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the details of the problem i have put in the forums
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=634992
What's the full address of the .ram file your having problems with?
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I am joining this thread a bit late so sorry if this has already been mentioned.
Much advice appears to have been given, some contradictory. This is
often because some of the choices are due to personal preferences. So
instead of adding my opinion on the exact wiring I shall offer some
slightly
http://theopendisc.com/ instead.
Andy
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this problem).
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with someone who
knows the specifics of the individual courses.
hope that's of some use to you.
Andy
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(recommended for a fresh
install) or add their repo and use that.
Hope you have fun. I'm into the music personally, and really liking their
efforts.
Regards,
Andy
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 09:22:04 +0100, Michael Erskine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
Every couple of months I return
There are a few David's registered as UK Team members, not sure if any
of them are you though.
Andy
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of it's scalability.
If you want to let me know your number of users feature set you'd like, then
I'd be happy to give you my 2p worth.
Regards,
Andy
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 00:37:22 +0100, Daniel Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wondering as it appears there are afew people who are using servers
David,
I'm not sure how much data you're looking to backup - but yours is probably not
a unique situation.
I think the biggest question is Do you know what you want to backup? If you
can safely say Yes - and it's well organised - then the problem is massively
diminished.
The first thing
caused that kind of
hardware failure are probably not the best people to buy computer
equipment off.
Andy
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We're having a wonderful conversation on IRC about the potential location.
Currently the solution is to do a google map, and find a location with the
minimum average distance for participants. It seems to be a fair way of doing
things.
Andy Loughran
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If you want something on gnome - I like using banshee.
Not 100% sure on the crossfading though (the whole point of the thread) so best
to try it out yourself. It's a good (but minimalist) iPod management app too
(if you have one) so give it a whiz!
Andy Loughran
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://screencasts.ubuntu.com/
There is more information on the Ubuntu wiki:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreencastTeam
You may want to speak to Alan Pope, he made some of the first few
screen cast tutorials (at least that I am aware of).
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of an perceived effort on my part. It will
hopefully come into fruition and be evident in the coming weeks.
Regards,
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I don't know enough about this, but what does aptonCD do?
Andy Loughran
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To: British Ubuntu Talk ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
Sent: 25 July 2007 19:04:18 o'clock (GMT) Europe/London
Subject: Re: [ubuntu
Yeah,
It's the stuff like Dell run ubuntu (but not in the UK) that we really need to
pick up on and pressurise. I for one am up for joining a tactical working
group to fulfill that aim.
Andy Loughran
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Perhaps.
I for one have only recently joined the ubuntu-uk group, and would like to
offer my services to participate more. If someone can help guide/join me in
fulfilling this aim, it would be much appreciated.
Andy Loughran
www.zrmt.com
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such as the one above can be clearly discussed and considered
allowing ubuntu-uk to acheive whatever aims it may set itself.
+1 to the aforementioned ideas.
Andy Loughran
www.zrmt.com
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From: Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: British Ubuntu Talk
,
Andy Loughran
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To: British Ubuntu Talk ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
Sent: 09 July 2007 20:40:24 o'clock (GMT) Europe/London
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] ubuntu-uk-marketing
sounds great chris! I agree
in my
area to help me, and people in his area to help him.
If we look at the global marketing strategy, we forget the people. We don't
want to be showing lip service to the press... we want to be showing humanity
to others - ubuntu.
Andy Loughran
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Rick is currently the CEO of the opensourceconsortium in the UK.
I'm sure he'll have no problems in giving you details of the tux suit - I can
get in contact if you like?
Andy Loughran
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in the differences between the two
- but I find that taking this approach works for me - when I have the time to
look deeper into the differences I'm sure I'll find out I've been doing
something terribly wrong...
Regards,
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something wrong here?
Andy
[0] Other stupid things I have done i Linux:
1) Used ndiswrapper with an unsupported windows driver (hung the kernel)
2) wrote a kernel module for an arm system and did the IO access a bit
wrong, crashed the kernel.
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lsusb before inserting the stick as well as after
so you can see what changes.
You might need to use the Windows drivers under ndiswrapper.
It's certainly possible to get some wireless USB adapters to work. I
used to have a Belkin one (had to use ndiswrapper)
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to check for
updates in all your programs one by one anymore.
Is Linux a passing fad?
It's not passed yet. And it doesn't show any signs of doing so now.
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visible box on the right pane.
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amount of time as the clips length
to download the file.
As always for more info see: man mplayer
I find this ironic:
Most computer tasks can be achieved by using completely free software,
reports BBC Click.
Except of course watching the clip, or using the new BBC iPlayer!
Andy
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On 10/06/07, Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then you find the address of the actual feed and check it plays in mplayer
If it does (it should do) then add -dumpstream on the command line.
Forgot to mention:
There is an open in standalone player link.
Right click that and chose copy link location
to know what
people are phoning up about so we know which bits are not user
friendly and so we can document common problems and have then at hand
for the support people to look up.
Sorry about the rather long email,
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with dpkg (dpkg -i [package names])
2nd, how do i adjust the write speed on the cd burner? as it just has a 1
showing. and cannot be changed,
Not sure, with my DVD burner nautilus shows several options
Hope that helps
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difficult to maliciously alter
them and still get a valid signature for them.
Of course I could be wrong, I don't know as much about apt as I should.
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).
If you still can't find it can you post output from:
mount
and your /etc/fstab
Also could you tell us which version of Ubuntu your are using?
Thanks
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under the OS components it
would be much easier to see what Windows was costing, and easier to
find Ubuntu!
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=auto
modprobe snd
exit
(the exit gets you out of the root terminal)
Tell me what happens.
I am basing this on Matthews email. It may or may not work.
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to see what is using it.
Modprobe doesn't seem to want to let it be unloaded for some reason.
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'
failing that try:
lsmod | grep -i 'snd'
(may be somewhat longer
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the volume control, and go to the options tab,
under mic select choose Mic2
The names and position of things may be different as I am on 6.06LTS
but if you find something similar to that you might want to try it.
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On 14/05/07, Paul RJ Mellors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
however i've now had a go at recording something, as a test to see what
i actually sound like
Any chance of a free format?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
How about Ogg Vorbis maybe?
Andy
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If you are stuck you could try asking on #ubuntu-bugs (Freenode IRC)
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If you need help with any of the above just ask.
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NAT routers provide some level of firewalling (they haven't got much
choice really, it's part of how NAT works).
(having said all this I have Firestarter configure IPTables, just in
case I stupidly install a daemon.)
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, or a program for a computer;
Of course I Am Not A Lawyer.
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the points being made.
Ah Democracy, it works so well.
At least I can exercise my right to not vote for Mr Blair, oh wait no
I can't he isn't standing in an election, darn.
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the following be easier:
Open a folder window, click view-preferences select the Behaviour
tab, and change it from 'Double click to activate items' to 'single
click to activate items'.
(only tried it on 6.06)
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on it :D, maybe they could
have a new version of Ubuntu, Carbuntu, for your onboard tracking
system?)
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someone will pick me up on my etiquette.
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and had a clue about awk and sed and what not.
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or video encoding.
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On 31/01/07, Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah I clicked on customise, went to OS and see Linux is not there!
I will poke around further if I still can't find it Dell will be
getting a strongly worded email.
OK my fault I should have read it thoroughly, you actually have to
contact your Dell
what the report was typed in?
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on strengthening a foreign monopoly? Surely it should
support British software companies. (And we all know that Canonical is
registered in the Isle of Man right?)
Also you may want to look at the Becta report.
http://www.becta.org.uk/corporate/press_out.cfm?id=4681
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On 15/01/07, alan c [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have only used IRC a few times, and have only a vague idea of the
issues around it. I noyice in UWN 27 that
=
If you are using IRC to connect to any of the Ubuntu IRC channels, the
IRC Operator's Team would like to inform you that to make
broadcast, not sure why.
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Title: signature
Toby Smithe wrote:
On Sat, 2007-01-13 at 10:17 +, Andy Trevor wrote:
Toby Smithe wrote:
Hi Phil,
I am all too keen to work with Becta. However, I feel that they should
at least allow me the simple courtesy of a hard-earned reply
n a useful communication
channel with the LEAs.
Thanks,
Phil
[1] - http://www.becta.org.uk/corporate/press_out.cfm?id=4681
[2] - Open Source Software in Schools: A case study report [1] (Page 6,
Case Study 3, 'ICT in the school')
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Hi all,
This delightful website has been making the rounds recently.
http://parker1.co.uk/satanic/about/
I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
Regards,
Andy
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Some people may not understand that the wiki content is the same, and
what is more worrying is that new 'Ubuntu' users will think that the
UK team is for Kubuntu only.
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On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 19:05 +, Dean Sas wrote:
I don't know if we have any Brummies around, but if so can anyone give a
hand to a small guide to Birmingham for GUADEC?
Not a problem.
I'll have a look, and will also forward this mail on to the Birmingham
LUG.
Regards,
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I'm thinking actually apt-getting sun-java5-plugin might resolve the
problem (I'm no java expert - but I'm having to use a nasty java based
CMS at the moment).
Regards,
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#ltenclosuregtSubelementOfLtitemgt
The feed URL I am using is:
http://questionsplease.org/qp_feed.xml
this is the right one isn't it?
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I thought the following could be of interest to Ubuntu-uk.
Its from the Free Software Foundation Europe's UK List
One thing it doesn't provide is a link to the EDM (Early Day Motion),
it can be found at:
http://edmi.parliament.uk/EDMi/EDMDetails.aspx?EDMID=31752SESSION=885
At this time only 11
sure if anyone here can help you
they will.
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know many do not believe online petitions work, but this is on a
government domain, so maybe it will do some good. I shall be signing
it after I click 'send' on this email
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official docs are located as well.
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to it. Hopefully I will find time to do that sometime
this weekend.
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one find
'ubuntu-uk-titles.odp', and can anyone use them?
Seems a little long winded to sit there recording a static screen,
there must be an easier way, problem is knowing what that easier way
is.
Tips for reducing noise was good, never thought of that.
all in all a very good article.
- Andy
of Ubuntu.
- Andy
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just
highly impressed that I have actually managed to get a Virtual Machine
running (with quite a bit of help, thanks al!)
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by me.
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It is possible that you managed to change the owner of the file,
though unlikely.
Can you type:
ls -dl ~/Desktop
observe the output
drwxr-xr-x 8 [owner] [group] 4096 2006-11-08 15:24 /home/**/Desktop/
Owner and Group should normally be your user name.
If owner is wrong type:
sudo chown
hardware bodge, so not quite so urgent)
Just wondering what the proper way of getting support is.
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people may
be not reading this thread because its got forum in the title. We
wouldn't want to inadvertently exclude anyone, that's not the Ubuntu
way.
- Andy
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On 04/11/06, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have and its appalling bad taste in my language.
Its was never my intention to offend anyone, I am really sorry that
you feel you must leave an entire group because of me.
I am unsure what you mean by 'bad taste'. sorry
I have seen so much worse on
) there should be a
form, scroll to the bottom of it, there should be 2 buttons, save and
logout, click logout to log out.
- Andy
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Ubuntu Linux to my MP (even if the
poster was joking, not sure).
Need to compose a letter to him first.
All I need is a good introduction to Linux, Free Software and Open
Source for idiots.
Still waiting for the BBC to respond to my second complaint, (6 days
to go till 10 day target)
- Andy
, maybe its because, like Ubuntu,
the FSF don't believe the UK is in Europe.
The URL you want is:
http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fsfe-uk
Hope that helps
- Andy
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subscribed to the FSF
Europe list, maybe I should post to that (or is cross posting like
this frowned upon?)
Sorry for the very long email.
- Andy
[0] http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts1988/Ukpga_19880048_en_4.htm#mdiv30
[1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/contactus/fair_trading.shtml
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is a little tight for most people, and we
now have the new confusing royal mail size posting system, grr.
Good luck with the install fest, lets once again increase the number
of Linux machines ou there :)
- Andy
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On 31/10/06, Keith Bowerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can remember what alterations I made but I have no idea
how to edit the file from the command line.
Can someone please point me in the right direction.
From the command line type:
sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
It is wise to cp the file
by packets from
another machine on your network) it may run slow or fail, but as its
only your machine this won't be a problem for it
Please don't post in HTML with a large font and coloured quotes,
You might also want to avoid top posting and quoting only the part of
a message that is relevant.
- Andy
, and that really can't deal with Gnome, let alone OOo. Adding an extra 64mb of ram makes it workable, but it is still likely to be very slow.Regards,
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