Many Thanks Alan,
Platform standards are the key to the whole game. With the final
decisions being made at the political level. Will keep up to date with
U.K Government decision making.And join Open-Source Lobby.
John
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Is it my imagination or does 11.04 take considerably longer to cold boot
than previous, recent versions of Ubuntu?
Norman
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'The adoption of compulsory open standards will help government to
avoid lengthy vendor lock-in'
What does this mean? Are the government's open standards the same as we would
understand them? Is open source and open standards the same thing?
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Yeah it does. Mine used to boot in about 20 seconds. it went past 30
seconds.
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On 8 July 2011 10:41, Norman Silverstone nor...@littletank.org wrote:
Is it my imagination or does 11.04 take considerably longer to cold boot
than previous,
On 8 July 2011 10:41, Norman Silverstone nor...@littletank.org wrote:
Is it my imagination or does 11.04 take considerably longer to cold boot
than previous, recent versions of Ubuntu?
Norman
I've noticed this too on at least 3 machines, I also get the impression it
takes longer if you
They are not the same but successful platforms derive from the adoption
of standards : usually taking years and loads of committee meetings.
A platform is like a bus. Get it into the bus station before the
competition. Then leave no passengers behind. The saying' Its more
difficult to be
On 8 July 2011 10:41, Norman Silverstone nor...@littletank.org wrote:
Is it my imagination or does 11.04 take considerably longer to cold boot
than previous, recent versions of Ubuntu?
Norman
You can measure this with bootchart http://www.bootchart.org/ I think
it's in the repos.
-Matt
Hi All,
I find that a Ubuntu server (Release 11.04(natty) I inherited has available 60
GB of unused space on the hard disk. I would like to expand the existing 40 GB
available to the server to incorporate this extra 60 GB, but I have so far been
unable to do it.
Using the Disk Utility on
On 8 July 2011 12:48, Alexander Birchall tengallon...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
Hi All,
I find that a Ubuntu server (Release 11.04(natty) I inherited has available
60 GB of unused space on the hard disk. I would like to expand the existing
40 GB available to the server to incorporate this extra
here follows a message about the Ubuntu Global Jam, we should do something for
this.
Ideas on the back of an email . . .
Alan.
The Ubuntu Global Jam is a worldwide event in which Ubuntu LoCo Teams
get together at a local venue and work on Ubuntu, get know each other,
and otherwise just have
On 08/07/11 10:56, Yorvyk wrote:
'The adoption of compulsory open standards will help government to
avoid lengthy vendor lock-in'
What does this mean? Are the government's open standards the same as we
would understand them? Is open source and open standards the same thing?
Open source
On 08/07/11 12:48, Alexander Birchall wrote:
Hi All,
I find that a Ubuntu server (Release 11.04(natty) I inherited has
available 60 GB of unused space on the hard disk. I would like to expand
the existing 40 GB available to the server to incorporate this extra 60
GB, but I have so far been
On 08/07/11 17:39, Rob Beard wrote:
On 08/07/11 12:48, Alexander Birchall wrote:
Hi All,
I find that a Ubuntu server (Release 11.04(natty) I inherited has
available 60 GB of unused space on the hard disk. I would like to expand
the existing 40 GB available to the server to incorporate this
Hi,
With recent talk of hardware running more slowly under Ubuntu, and
with my thinking of getting a new portable laptop, i thought i might
check with the list here to see if anyone knows if there will be any
problems with the following. I don't know much about hardware so if
there is anything
On Dydd Gwener 08 mis Gorffennaf 2011 17:37:49 BST, alan c wrote:
On 08/07/11 10:56, Yorvyk wrote:
'The adoption of compulsory open standards will help government
to avoid lengthy vendor lock-in'
What does this mean? Are the government's open standards the same
as we would understand
I'm seeing virgin media tv ads about the tivo box.
Is this stuff that mythubuntu can do?
If so what is the hardware any of you would recomend?
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On 08/07/11 21:27, Andres wrote:
I'm seeing virgin media tv ads about the tivo box.
Is this stuff that mythubuntu can do?
If so what is the hardware any of you would recomend?
I understand the Tivo box has some sort of inteligence in it in that it
can suggest TV programs and what not. Not
On Fri, 2011-07-08 at 14:17 +0100, Alan Bell wrote:
here follows a message about the Ubuntu Global Jam, we should do something
for this.
Ideas on the back of an email . . .
I'm happy to help organise anything like this around London and I should
be free that weekend.
Cheers,
Bruno
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Thanks!
i only have freeview so i guess I just need something to plug in an antenna or
an euroconnector? (Looking for something that is proved to work with ubuntu of
course.
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I'd vote on some time being assigned to a set of technical talks as I don't
attend enough these days.
On a side note, if someone would like to give a tslk on how oAuth works, I'd
be all ears :-)
Matt Daubney
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