It's dday lol. Just waiting now, got my ubuntu disks and book. Wish me
luck!
James
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Just a quick update - the boss wasn't in...
I'm not in next Saturday due to exams so at least I've got a bit of
time to 'prepare'
Speak to y'all soon.
James
On 30 May 2009, at 09:25, James Milligan lak...@lake54.com wrote:
It's dday lol. Just waiting now, got my ubuntu disks and book. Wish
Wow I must say that's a comprehensive plan of action there. I'm going
to print off that email itself and bring it in this Saturday.
I was thinking myself of the dualboot option, but I settled on the
idea of WINE being OK for most needs.
Would it be possible to customize a Linux install disk
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 11:44 AM, James Milligan lak...@lake54.com wrote:
Would it be possible to customize a Linux install disk to already have
these packages installed automatically? Similar to n/vlite on Windows.
If it was standard hardware surely you could simply do one install,
then copy
That's actually a cracking idea. We did sometimes used to use cloning
devices but they were a bit touch and go.
Is it still possible to use a customized disk though? Because the
desktops aren't always the same inside, and we change the hardware
every so often.
Thanks once again.
James
On
Ah thanks for that.
Just seeing the quote you used from my last email - wanted to clarify
it a bit. The reason i'm wanting a live cd is so that I can put the
codec stuff on or flash and the other media things, not drivers etc.
As a quick sort of poll, is Ubuntu Desktop the best for this type
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2009/5/27 James Milligan lak...@lake54.com:
Ah thanks for that.
Just seeing the quote you used from my last email - wanted to clarify
it a bit. The reason i'm wanting a live cd is so that I can put the
codec stuff on or flash and the other media things, not drivers etc.
As a quick sort of
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Oh and just anoter quick poll, presumably we should use an LTS
release? I remember a discussion a while ago regarding something like
this and you all
Ok thank for that.
Also just to answer Alan's email which has just come through, thanks
as well.
James
On 27 May 2009, at 16:00, Philip Stubbs phi...@stuphi.co.uk wrote:
2009/5/27 James Milligan lak...@lake54.com:
Ah thanks for that.
Just seeing the quote you used from my last email -
Alan Bell wrote:
At this point in the cycle the 8.04 LTS has only a little more
support time than the non LTS 9.04 so I would go Jaunty and be nice
and new. Particularly for a desktop to get the notifications and
UbuntuOne working
Hello, Alan.
I'm supporting a lot of Ubuntu systems running
James Milligan wrote:
Oh and just anoter quick poll, presumably we should use an LTS
release? I remember a discussion a while ago regarding something like
this and you all saying LTS.
James
No reason why you couldn't offer both. I dare say most customers would
be fine with 9.04 or
Let me just say that I couldn't think of a better title for this, so
please improve it if you can!
The shop I work in sells desktop computers that are built to order
each time, meaning the OS too. We also sell laptops by ASUS but that's
not really relevant at the moment. Our main thing,
On 26/05/09 09:04, James Milligan wrote:
Let me just say that I couldn't think of a better title for this, so
please improve it if you can!
The shop I work in sells desktop computers that are built to order
each time, meaning the OS too. We also sell laptops by ASUS but that's
not really
We do indeed sell naked computers - if the customer specifies this
then we would by all means supply it. I'll do that later on today if
that's ok.
OK I'll talk to him about this and see what he complains about :-)
hopefully he'll see that in the long run we could turn a profit.
Good idea
James Milligan wrote:
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I hope someone can think of 'solutions' for this - I know that he'd go
for Ubuntu if he could, it's just that there isn't as much profit in
it. Thanks for any help!
What are the name/address/phone/website for the shop? Those of us who
live within visiting range
Haha I like it :-)
Check out www.LaptopFix.co.uk if you're really interested. Come in on
a Saturday if you can when I'm in - would be good to meet y'all (i'm
in the Hale branch)
It's a franchise thing though, so even if our shop adopted Ubuntu, the
others might not.
James
On 26 May 2009,
Actually it's labelled as Altrincham on the website - that's the one
I'm in.
James
On 26 May 2009, at 11:23, mac ammonius.grammati...@gmx.co.uk wrote:
James Milligan wrote:
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I hope someone can think of 'solutions' for this - I know that he'd
go
for Ubuntu if he could, it's just
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James Milligan wrote:
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I hope someone can think of 'solutions' for this - I know that he'd go
for Ubuntu if he could, it's just that there isn't as much profit in
it. Thanks for any help!
What are the
Harry,
Harry Rickards wrote:
On 05/26/09 11:23, mac wrote:
James Milligan wrote:
snip
I hope someone can think of 'solutions' for this - I know that he'd go
for Ubuntu if he could, it's just that there isn't as much profit in
it. Thanks for any help!
What are the
Is this a publicly viewable list?
If so, we're all starting to look (as Ubuntu users) a bit partisan shifty.
Or am I being soft?
Doug.
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Yeah I'm afraid I'm with tony on that one. Thanks for the offer but it
would look a bit shifty. We only usually get a couple of emails a day
max.
If anybody is genuinely interested and would actually buy one by all
means email or phone, but I'd rather stick to proper 'offers' if you
know
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On 05/26/09 12:15, Tony Arnold wrote:
Harry,
Harry Rickards wrote:
On 05/26/09 11:23, mac wrote:
James Milligan wrote:
snip
I hope someone can think of 'solutions' for this - I know that he'd go
for Ubuntu if he could, it's just that there
I know the location of the shop, I work round the corner from you.
I'll have to call in some time.
Dave
On Tue, 2009-05-26 at 11:35 +0100, James Milligan wrote:
Haha I like it :-)
Check out www.LaptopFix.co.uk if you're really interested. Come in on
a Saturday if you can when I'm in -
Haha it's a small world eh? Whereabouts you work? Remember to come in
on a sat when I'm in!
James
On 26 May 2009, at 20:09, David Jones interdictor...@googlemail.com
wrote:
I know the location of the shop, I work round the corner from you.
I'll have to call in some time.
Dave
On Tue,
James Milligan wrote:
Let me just say that I couldn't think of a better title for this, so
please improve it if you can!
The shop I work in sells desktop computers that are built to order
each time, meaning the OS too. We also sell laptops by ASUS but that's
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