Well it seems like this idea is possible, mabe it should be added to
the line up in the next discussion?
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On Thu, 2007-01-04 at 11:52 +, Mr W. F. Vening wrote:
Well it seems like this idea is possible, mabe it should be added to
the line up in the next discussion?
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/MeetingNotes/20070110Meeting
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Alan Pope wrote:
On Thu, 2007-01-04 at 11:52 +, Mr W. F. Vening wrote:
Well it seems like this idea is possible, mabe it should be added to
the line up in the next discussion?
Added:-
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/MeetingNotes/20070110Meeting
I will try to be with the meeting,
I run a small charity (www.clacksnet.org.uk) and we are about to start a
scheme where local community groups, charities and the low waged can get a
fully functioning PC with Ubuntu inatalled as well as all the useual Open
Source s/w for a small donation. The idea came about as I work at the
On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 13:03 +, Mr W. F. Vening wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone looked into taking donations of old PCs, which businesses
throw out, and installing a form of Ubuntu on them. Then giving them
to schools, youth clubs etc who couldn't afford to buy them?
I am a member of Hampshire
Neil
As a new comer to Ubuntu, I find that it is unnecessarily
sophisticated. What I need is an operating system that will run Open
Office and similar freeware on a simple turn-key basis, and not all
the facilities that I seem to have on my downloaded version of Ubuntu
- which I had to get
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* Alan Pope:
On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 13:03 +, Mr W. F. Vening wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone looked into taking donations of old PCs, which businesses
throw out, and installing a form of Ubuntu on them. Then giving them
to schools, youth clubs etc
Mr W. F. Vening wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone looked into taking donations of old PCs, which businesses
throw out, and installing a form of Ubuntu on them. Then giving them
to schools, youth clubs etc who couldn't afford to buy them?
I know there are a few systems like this already but this is a
: [ubuntu-uk] Donation of Old PCs
Hi,
Has anyone looked into taking donations of old PCs, which businesses
throw out, and installing a form of Ubuntu on them. Then giving them
to schools, youth clubs etc who couldn't afford to buy them?
I know there are a few systems like this already
Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2007 13:03:14 +
From: Mr W. F. Vening [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ubuntu-uk] Donation of Old PCs
To: ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
Has anyone looked into taking donations of old PCs, which businesses
throw out, and installing a form of Ubuntu on them. Then giving them
Hi,
I am not quite sure on exactly what you mean.
Do you find that using Ubuntu for day to day use is too complicated or
was it just the initial installation of Ubuntu?
One more thing, what version did you have installed for you?
Neil
On 1/3/07, Robin Menneer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neil
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