think.
>
> Cheers,
> Al.
>
I hope it involves unicorns. How about, "Ubiquitous Unicorn"? :-)
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Out of interest, how long does it actually last in each case as opposed to
what it says it does.
Chris
On 3 February 2014 14:57, Gordon Burgess-Parker
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know whether 14.04 will fix the very short battery life
> problem on laptops?
>
> Example -
You might also get some useful information here:
http://wikibon.org/wiki/v/Data_migration_strategies
You need to register but it is free and based on the open source idea of
sharing knowledge.
Chris
On 3 February 2014 18:27, Simon Greenwood wrote:
> On 3 February 2014 18:13, Ramu I
ty it might generate.
It would be difficult for a council cabinet to justify a pro MS stance when
facts and figures have been produced that show the opposite.
I have often thought that talking to trade unions might also be a route,
though they are much less idealistic than they used to be.
Chris
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>>
>>
>> On 25 March 2013 16:03, Tony Arnold wrote:
>> > Chris,
>> >
>> > ucubed.info is still showing the 2012 dates! Will there be a programme
>
you a drink afterwards for your
trouble :)
Please let me know if anyone's interested in this.
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l keep you posted on that.
And yes, there will be a projector and screen for you to use.
Chris
On 25 March 2013 14:34, Phill Whiteside wrote:
> Sorry,
>
> I forgot to add, that if people want to pre-read the information that I
> will be covering the classroom sessions were al
hen that would be
amazing. You're the expert here so I'll leave the content up to you, but if
you plan for approximately two hours of teaching, then that'll be great.
Thanks,
Chris
On 19 March 2013 23:50, Phill Whiteside wrote:
> Hi good people,
>
> Sorry if this is posting
#x27; event
that we'll be able to take out time to organise properly.
Sorry if I'd gotten anyone's hopes up :P
On 19 February 2013 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 l
I'm pretty sure this will go ahead. Keep an eye on the Manchester Free
Software and Ubuntu UK mailing lists for more info.
Chris
On 19 February 2013 09:19, Steffi Tinder wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I would be interested but I'm not sure if I can make it. It would be on
> the
These are just some ideas I've had over the course of the weekend, and
would welcome suggestions from anyone else.
Again, I'd like to know if there would be at least a handful of people
interested in attending before I organise this.
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Hi Ronnie,
I've added a blurb to the top of the wiki page.
Chris
On 17 September 2012 20:59, Ronnie Tucker wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I've put the questionnaire URL on the FCM Fb/G+/Twitter pages, so
> hopefully that'll get you some ideas.
>
> I'll certainly
stead of the
questionnaire.
Thanks again for your support Ronnie. Your circulation will be a great help.
Thanks,
Chris
On 17 September 2012 18:56, wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Is there a deadline for the questionnaire? Just asking as I could put a
> link to your questionnaire in the next issue
evant
section<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FutureOfThePapercutsProject#Ideas>
.
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ndard Microsoft key be present in the Ubuntu certification
process". I'd rather be able to replace the pre-loaded MS key with
Ubuntu's own, and install/run an entirely MS-free system if I wished.
But I can understand the desire for it to "just work".
Chris
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who posted to this list a few days ago trying to
do the same thing - I hope it's a big success.
Cheers,
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've used in your HTML code is
correctly pointing to the files you're trying to reference. In
particular, take care of the file extensions - you've mentioned
"index.html" but "gallery.htm" (no 'l').
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On 08/06/2012 17:05, kpb wrote:
> Leaving the 21 GB restore partition is no hassle, I have
> difficulty using more than about 5Gb for data, but my understanding
> is no thinkvantage because of Grub, so no restore from hard drive?
>
> Cheers
>
>
I
Unlikely, considering that (as I understand it) the option to disable UEFI
and/or load other keys is listed as a requirement in the specification (for
x86 at least).
For ARM, this functionality won't be included on devices shipping with
win8. So yeah it'll need to be hacked in order to install ano
It'll affect any motherboard manufacturers who want their boards to
be 'Win8 certified'.
In practice, the current spec requires it to be disableable from the
boot menu. However, Joe Bloggs isn't going to be comfortable messing in
the bios to install a non MS OS, and it's (in some people 's opinion
. So I would say to everyone involved
'keep calm and carry on!' The times are changing.
Chris
On 23/03/12 22:44, Alan Pope wrote:
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oooh and who took your dummy away...
Actually my patience is som
Hello all.
I wish to report the lack of sound in Ubuntu 12.04 Beta. I installed it
via Wubi last night our time. Everything seems to work except the sound.
For a blind person who relies on the use of Orca, I feel this should be
addressed as a matter of urgency. Previous versions of Ubuntu I cou
27;d be most grateful if someone
could please tell me what I'm doing wrong.
Thanks,
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On 3 Dec 2011, at 20:27, Steve Pearce wrote:
> Evening Ubuntu-UK,
>
> Just thought I would post my thoughts about the current release, to
> counteract the flood of negative criticism that's been hitting our mailboxes
> throughout the day.
>
>
> And so we arrive at the initial question, “Ubun
goes to show, that the majority of vulnerabilities are in parts of the
operating system other than the kernel...
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On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 9:57 PM, Alan Bell wrote:
> On 19/11/11 20:33, Chris Rowson wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> I did wonder if anyone on the list had responded to the Cabinet Office
>> consultation :-)
>>
>>
>>
>> I am kind of involved in the pro
whether
or not declaring open-source as a product would make it difficult to assign
a desirable weighting to an open-source licence in the tender process?
Reading around the documentation however it seems that the Cabinet Office
is keen for UK.gov to adopt open-source over proprietary products when
there
t
difficult to specify open source as a requirement in a tender (because it
seems that as far as the legal definition in the UK goes, you're then
specifying a product)?
I did wonder if anyone on the list had responded to the Cabinet Office
consultation :-)
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hat preference for open source is simply preference for a
> legal feature of a product and, in stating this preference, no commercial
> vendor has been inappropriately favoured or disfavoured.
Anyway, let me know what you think.
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Pity you're on the other side of the country. Sounds like a great job :-)
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ld do that, I'm sure it would help them lots more
exposure within the Ubuntu community.
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> On 26/07/11 14:58, Chris Rowson wrote:
>>
>> I thought I'd just put this out there because I can't seem to find any
>> information... Hopefully one of you good people will know :-)
>>
>> Does smbfs run any kind of error checking/correction on during
&
dow machine and wondered if I need to run md5sum on
the files to check for corruption during transfer, or whether SMB/CIFS
deals with that automatically?
Cheers,
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On Jul 7, 2011 7:52 AM, "Alan Lord (News)" wrote:
>
> On 06/07/11 21:58, Chris Rowson wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I recently bought an Asus X42F laptop computer with a Nehalem Core i3
>> M330 CPU with integrated Intel HD GPU.
>>
>> I&#x
een shots shown are programs
> that might be recognizable for users of other platforms: writer,
> spreadsheet, gant, ancestry, ...
>
> I'm open to suggestions but I just want to get it out the door.
>
> By the way. How cool is inkscape combined with open clip art?
>
>
I ge
ge - I was
> using 10.10 and haven't tested 11.04). You'd have to get the model number
> for more specific information.
> s/
>
I'm using 11.04 64bit.
I believe this is the processor (and the GPU is integrated on the same
chip)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_i3_microprocessors#.22Arrandale.22_.2832_nm.29
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Intel graphics drivers were detected and installed automatically, and
Unity seems to be running properly.
Can anyone throw any light on what might be happening here.
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signup is currently closed when I click on the
link.
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Might want to change this line
> TEMP=$(sensors -u | grep temp1 | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
to
TEMP=$(sensors -u | grep temp1_input | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
I think the suggested script might return the critical temperature
rather than the actual temp of the CPU
r
than someone who has 'wandered in off the street' as you say.
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emote NTFS SMB share is mounted, the
files and folders mounted on it will have 0700 permissions, will be
owned by UID 1000 (from the perspective of my Linux system) and nobody
else on the system (except for root of course) will be able to access
them.
I am right aren't I?!
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>> > Chris Rowson wrote:
>> You're pretty much right. Centralised backup handles Win Server but I
>> need to backup the data on the Linux box too, hence shifting data. ATM
>> the Win box uses a script to 'pull' archive files from the Linux box
>&g
> Chris Rowson wrote:
>>
>> Unfortunately I'm backing the Linux box up to a Windows server. This
>> in turn gets backed up by a centralised backup system.
>
> I'd be tempted, in that case, to make things simple(r) for yourself if you
> can and just rsync wh
> Chris,
>
> Sorry if this has been mentioned before but have you tried sbackup?
>
> Regards,
> Tony.
>
Hi Tony,
That's a GUI tool isn't it? This is to backup a Linux Server up to a
Windows Server (only you can't see the Windows Server bits).
Chris
>
> And, of course, we actually backed up to somewhere else... not to the same
> system, as your script appears to do.
>
>
It does. But read the rest of the thread and you'll see why, and what
happens next ;-)
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I promise to stop spamming the list now! Final draft.
I know the email component should be put into a function but I'm a bad man
and didn't do it!
Just added an extra section that checks to make sure that tar didn't throw
an error code for some reason when it exited.
Chris
B
Thanks so much for all of your suggestions guys.
I ended up with something like this which resulted in part from a need to
get my backups onto a Windows Server and to get an email when it happens (or
if it doesn't).
#!/bin/bash
BACKUPDIR="/home/USERNAME/backup"
WHATTOBACKUP="/var/www"
SERVERNAME
ws server. This
in turn gets backed up by a centralised backup system.
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basically asking if people use find rather than over complicating things as
I've seen elsewhere. I wouldn't use that script as is.
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ing over 7 days old and then make a new backup.
Chris
#!/bin/bash
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+%a"-"%d"-"%b"-"%y"-"`backupfile.tar.gz /var/www
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Any reason you're not just getting your time directly from the DCs? Also,
you never mentioned whether or not these servers were virtualised?
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he menu and wondering
whether right-clicking will perform the action under the pointer or open
a context menu instead.
The title of the bug report should probably be updated to reflect that.
Regards
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Perhaps you could try run a daily cron job to sync your Ubuntu servers clock
to NTP on the domain controller with the PDC emulator role and see if that
helps?
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iles will get missed.
Hope that answers your question,
Chris
On 6 May 2011 09:33, Andrés Muñiz Piniella wrote:
> Isn't this similar to eyeOS?
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EyeOS
>
> Sorry if it's out of line.
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BT email account.
Thanks,
Chris
On 6 May 2011 22:02, J FRANCIS wrote:
> I have recently downloaded Ubuntu on to a computer. I am unable to connect
> to my e-mail server who is btinternet.com. Is there anyone on the forum,
> using Ubuntu and using btinternet.com. as their e-mail
ist on the team page will be the primary communication channel
for the project so participants should sign up to that.
If anyone has any questions regarding this, I'll be happy to field them.
Chris
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User-centered_design
[2]
http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/26/a-mo
t the bug there as well. Once that's done, you can copy the
URL of the upstream report into the specified field in Launchpad so that
changes made upstream are reflected downstream.
On 15 April 2011 22:59, Chris Rowson wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've been trying to help a user thr
one is interested in bug triaging I wonder if you could cast your eye
over https://bugs.launchpad.net/dpkg/+bug/762211 to see if it's in the right
place for me please?
Thanks,
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in advance for being off topic.
>
> Dave
>
>
I agree with the others, but if you really need to upload hard disk images
to a web server, you'll probably want to impliment an SSL secured connection
to protect your client's data. You might also want to investigate some
client-side
using
someone else's tried and tested product/service, rather than building my
own, is always far easier than trying to reinvent the wheel.
Hope that helps,
Chris
On 14 April 2011 15:28, Dave Hanson wrote:
> Hiya Everyone,
>
> I was wondering if might ask an off topic question p
serial-interface-to-wrt54gl-router.html
I guess it depends how far you want to go with it? You can pick up these
routers pretty cheaply nowadays.
Let us know how you get on if you decide to go for it!
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hough.
>
> Colin
>
>
Perhaps not powerful enough, but have you considered using something like a
Linksys WRT54GL and OpenWRT?
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s a bit of a trauma reading technical
textbooks on it (or any documents which rely heavily of formatting). Despite
having a Kindle I've just bought another dead-tree Linux O'Reilly book...
For non-technical/non-format specific documents however the Kindle is pretty
good.
Chris
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>
> I'm trying to learn any Programming language. I heard Python is good for
> beginners and that's where I want to start
>
The Python tutor mailing list is helpful if you get stuck on something:
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
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The situation with Evolution leaving behind a lot of it's backend packages
as dependencies for others is a known bug (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/692791).
Chris
On 25 February 2011 17:35, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
> I have uninstalled Evolution from the Softwar
now if non BCS folk can attend too (although
even if not, that's easily remedied my joining!)
Chris (sorry for top posting but using mobile phone)
On 4 Feb 2011 11:14, "gazz" wrote:
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> If I wasn't having a meeting with my local council about exactly this on the
> same date, I would go
> Jacob Mansfield
There are contact details on the email. I'm not sure whether or not
the talk is limited to members of the BCS OSSG or not?
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I thought that some of you may might be interested in this.
Chris
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From: Mark Elkins
Date: 2011/2/3
Subject: [Ossg-announcements] Adoption of Open Source across HM Government –
London 22/02/11 and 01/03/11
To: ossg-announceme...@ossg.bcs.org
Two events
My experience with Evolution has been far from optimal. It's always been
kinda slow and extremely clunky, though I've never taken the time to figure
out why. I guess this is one of the reasons :P
If it's advice on how to keep Evolution in tip-top shape, then I can't help
you there, though I'm sure
https://bugs.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/701007
Has anyone, as any time, ever experienced the bug described above, and if
so, do you have any idea what the cause/solution is?
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Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone out there knew anything about NikServ, the IRC
nickname management bot, and specifically if there's someone out there
maintaining the code and to whom bugs can be reported?
Thanks,
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notg...@joindiaspora.com
I'm also notgary most other places.
On 2 January 2011 22:22, Simon Greenwood wrote:
> sfgreenw...@joindiaspora.com
>
> I'm sfgreenwood in most places. Like below.
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> "Here’s instructions for Ubuntu, Mac OS X, and Windows."
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That's pretty cool Mark. Let's hope it's a sign of things to come for 2011!
Happy New Year all.
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I too am experiencing this, though I had put it down to my machine being a
development box and thus has had a lot of extra applications installed, and
generally been tinkered with.
On 16 December 2010 19:21, Graham Smith wrote:
> Over the last few days when booting up Maverick, the screen stays
The Jolibook, Jolicloud's very own Netbook, is certainly bright and
colourful enough for a young kid.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vye-Jolibook-netbook-Webcam-Jolicloud/dp/B004CJ8UAC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1292292653&sr=8-1
On 14 December 2010 00:08, Bruno Girin wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm currently lo
Also,
http://shop.canonical.com/index.php?cPath=17
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> I am proposing a hack day on Friday 10th December where we
> meet up in the #ubuntu-uk on IRC
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Why don't you head on over to Ubuntu Brainstorm
(http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ and propose the inclusion of an 'ink
level reported' in future releases of Ubuntu.
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I don't think you meant to send that to the list :-S
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On Wed, 2010-10-20 at 06:58 +0100, Alan Bell wrote:
> On 20/10/10 00:07, Chris Coulson wrote:
> >
> > Well, the LTS *will* get a new version of Firefox in the future (once
> > 3.6 is end-of-life), although it will most likely skip 4.0.
> >
> > Regards
> > Chr
IP address should be the router.
Good luck with the admin UN/PW
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Sometimes
> this means updating to a new bugfix release of given software,
> sometimes it means Ubuntu manually applying bugfixes in their
> packages.
Well, the LTS *will* get a new version of Firefox in the future (once
3.6 is end-of-life), although it will most likely skip 4.0.
Regar
> Just for anyone interested. There are Windows clients out there
> supporting Video over the Jingle protocol (well, none I found
> anyway!). There are a few for *nix systems though.
>
> The only one I found that came close was Gajim which supports video in
> version 0.14. Unfortunately it looks li
resultant .exe that the
developers have tried to produce using py2exe has a problem.
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. I was thinking of more of a page peel effect,
> but I couldn't figure out how to do that.
>
> Alan.
>
It might be an idea to make the ubuntu-uk podcast logo a wee bit
smaller. At first glance I thought it was a site about the ubuntu-uk
podcast too ;-) In fact, what would it look li
exhaustive analysis... (but it did easily fit into a VM with
> only 112MB of physical memory that was also running Apache, MySQL, Postfix
> and Dovecot)
>
>
As always chaps, thank you for all of your advice :-)
I'll check out Prosody too!
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n't a dedicated client that does that
>>> apart from maybe Google Talk.
>>>
>>> Simon
>>>
>>> > On 15 Oct 2010 22:18, "Chris Rowson"
>>> > wrote:
>>> >
>>> > Just wondered if anyone on the list
lash based video windows etc).
What I'd like to do is use any old Jabber compliant client with the
video handled by the client. I have Googled around this but don't seem
to be able to find any definitive answer.
Anyone know if this is possible?
Chris
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t/Apple some great competition.
Chris
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around his recently created http://www.oshi-uk.com/
which is an expression/discussion focal point on the adoption of Open
Source by the NHS"
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ou want a cheap Windows VPS, http://www.thrustvps.com/ (I use
their Linux VPS's) do one from £5.95 monthly
Cheers
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week to take a look? I'm not really looking for a miracle, but
> I know that I used to live in the same area and got around 3mbit, until
> it dropped to 2mbit. eventually suddenly shifting to 1mbit one day.
>
> Thanks, Gord.
>
>
Read the title and thought you were on abou
e for me to be going on with! I think I've
> got a Lucid CD somewhere about so I'll pop it in and see how it runs.
>
> Chris
>
I actually installed edubuntu and found it's pretty good. Unfortunately I
discovered that the CDROM was broken on the laptop, and it wouldn'
x27;ve
got a Lucid CD somewhere about so I'll pop it in and see how it runs.
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27;d also possibly suggest maybe Xubuntu rather than Ubuntu on a 1GHz
> machine as it'll run a bit quicker.
>
> Rob
I'll check out those apps, cheers Rob :-)
Is edubuntu still alive? ISTR that it came with a load of apps for kids?
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cess, so I wonder
if anyone can suggest what kind of stuff I should put on this laptop that
might be interesting for the kids to play with.
As you might have guessed I intend to put Ubuntu on it!
Thanks in advance,
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TR it can use Google Gears so you can work offline too.
Update: Checked and found that Google has pulled this, albeit
temporarily http://docs.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=176376
Looks like they intend to bring offline access back again though.
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Let's hope that the new Government pushes Open Source a little better
than the last one. Still. It all sounds positive!
Chris
"Second, we need to follow the example of businesses all over the
world and take advantage of "open source" technology. Open source is a
way of de
ver and then allows people to
setup multiple virtual hosts quickly from the command line.
I've been thinking of releasing it as a project for people to use if
anyone's interesting.
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