On 22/05/11 15:30, Alan Bell wrote:
On 22/05/11 11:28, Martin Houston wrote:
He said that getting a fresh XP image onto a pepurposed machine this
way takes just 4 minutes!
yeah, you can drop an Ubuntu image on disk pretty quick too. I had them
cloning with a PXE boot and clonezilla image
Yes gaz has hit it on the head.
We need government to back peoples right to share their broadband connection
with their neighbours. It is against the small print of most broadband
contracts I believe. However if a whole side of a street could share one ADSL
line via wireless or ethernet
On Mon, 2011-05-23 at 11:31 +0100, alan c wrote:
On 23/05/11 09:53, Avi Greenbury wrote:
They're specifically not. If, on first boot, they were presented with
Grub asking if they wanted Linux or Windows
with respect, I think the choice is between 'Ubuntu' and Windows
--
alan
Martin Houston wrote:
The hard disks in the Race Online PCs are all 80G at least so why is
dual booting not an option there as standard.
Because it's confusing. If people are learning to use computers, it
makes sense that they boot into one install of one OS to do the
learnings of the
On 23/05/11 09:53, Avi Greenbury wrote:
Martin Houston wrote:
The hard disks in the Race Online PCs are all 80G at least so why is
dual booting not an option there as standard.
Because it's confusing. If people are learning to use computers, it
makes sense that they boot into one install of
On 23/05/11 09:53, Avi Greenbury wrote:
They're specifically not. If, on first boot, they were presented with
Grub asking if they wanted Linux or Windows
with respect, I think the choice is between 'Ubuntu' and Windows
--
alan cocks
Ubuntu user
--
ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
I was at OpenTech yesterday and there was a massive computer fair going
on at ULU at the same time.
There were many people selling ex corporate PCs (mostly Dells and HPs)
for prices that looked better value than the Race Online Scheme!
A typical example was a dual core desktop with 1G ram and
