Sean Miller wrote:
Rob Beard wrote:
If there isn't a South West group, I would be happy to set something up
to cover Devon, Cornwall, and Somerset which are areas that the members
of the Devon Cornwall GLUG cover (as far as I know they don't
officially cover Somerset but we have
Quoting Jono Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I just wanted to say thanks for all the hard work to everyone for the
LinuxWorld presence. I think it safe to say we rocked the place. Ubuntu
got that little bit better because of your great efforts.
I can see that ubuntu-uk is becoming a great
Hi folks,
I hope no one minds but I added SouthWest to the list of proposed
groups. There are a couple of guys in my local LUG who are interested
in helping out with a local group for the South West area. In Devon
Cornwall we've been looking into how we can promote the use of Linux and
Matthew Saunders wrote:
Mesh is a name that has been around for years, whether they are the
same company still, or another someone else trading as mesh - I am not
sure. They always had a good name. The spec sounds good, so as long
as they are around for the life of the warranty - it should
Neil Winters wrote:
Hi, I haven't posted here before although I've been using Linux since
2000 and Ubuntu for about a year. To be honest my question isn't
directly related to Ubuntu but I'm hoping someone will help.
I'm looking to replace the PC my kids use this Christmas with
Bernard G Hill wrote:
Hi,
I wish to go from Dapper to Edgy without doing an installation and
loosing all my settings and other bits which are installed on D.
U/K/E and the rest have made the installation process very simple by the
use of a live distribution which can be installed, but I
Hi folks,
With the discussion about the BBC and open standards, I noticed someone
mentioned Dirac. Its been a while since I looked at their pages and I
see there are packages on Edgy for Dirac. I have installed the packages
and downloaded some sample videos but I can't seem to find anything
Alan Pope wrote:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/02/microsoft_novell_linux/
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB116249026689311557.html?mod=yahoo_hsru=yahoo
http://news.google.com/?ncl=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/02/microsoft_novell_linux/hl=en
Microsoft Corp. is entering into an
Hi folks,
I was hoping someone can help me out with a slight issue I'm having
printing CDs on my Epson Stylus Photo R200 printer.
The printer is detected and prints normally fine. This isn't a
problem. The problem is, I can't seem to adjust the page size of the 5
inch CD setting on the
STONE COLD wrote:
Hi,
Ive connected my xbox to my pc via an ethernet. How can i set this network
up? there doesnt seem to be network wizard kind of utility in ubuntu.
All i want to do is be able to watch my media on my tv via the xbox and xbox
media centre.
Help please? newbie here!
alan c wrote:
Well Done!
The big hurdle you have crossed is getting a venue, keep going!
Publicity is obviously welcomed and your even t does have 'News'
value, unlike and ongoing event however successful. Make sure that
local media get to know?
Yep, I will be approaching the local
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
On 11/11/06, Rob Beard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hopefully with little events like this we'll be able to spread the word
and do a bit for charity at the same time.
I think it's a great idea - don't be put off by a lukewarm reception
in some parts, it's
Greg Dash wrote:
A nice idea, I think sessions like that is a great way for people to
try out and learn about FLOSS, I would pop alone (Im down in cornwall)
but Newton Abbot is a bit too north for me :-P
Thats okay, I can understand it is a little too far for some people.
You might be
Sean Miller wrote:
Just to let anybody in the South West who is interested know that the
Linux User Group of Glastonbury *is* still active, despite losing its
regular venue and will be meeting at the Ridge Pottery, Queen Camel
(between Yeovil and Castle Cary) on Tuesday night.
We have a
alan c wrote:
Well Done!
The big hurdle you have crossed is getting a venue, keep going!
Publicity is obviously welcomed and your even t does have 'News'
value, unlike and ongoing event however successful. Make sure that
local media get to know?
Just wanted to update everyone on what
Hi folks,
I thought you might be interested in this. I found it in a local LUG
mailing list.
It seems that a Sheffield man got a refund for an unused copy of
Windows XP Home as he was planning on installing Linux when he got his
laptop. Looks like he got £50 back!
Details are here:
Hi folks,
I was wondering if I could get peoples general opinion on free vs
non-free drivers etc.
We have been having a discussion on our LUG about Flash on PPC. It
eventually turned into a proprietary is bad argument with the usual
suspects preaching that everyone should use just free
Quoting Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hope you guys don't mind me mentioning them here, tell me if you do.
http://quickones.org/Customising_Ubuntu_Desktop
It covers the basics of changing the look of the desktop from the
background, theme,
position of panels and so on to the gdm logon
TheVeech wrote:
Just curious. Anyone a member? If so, what's yours like?
I'd have thought they were a bit of a geekfest, not having been to one,
but I'm probably way off the mark. Trouble is, the one for my neck of
the woods is supposed to be active but its website hasn't been updated
for
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi all,
I've managed to convince my parents that Ubuntu is for them (My mum just got
a new laptop with Vista and Office 2007 and thinks that it is completely
unintuitive!) however there is one issue.
They use Microsoft Publisher.
Whilst there are many
alan c wrote:
I see there is a thread with the subject of Leaflets. I have been away
until recently so please forgive me if I am not dovetailing into the
existing discussion well.
I am an 'Infopoint' (note 1) volunteer - FOSS information at events
and particularly Computer Fairs. I am
Alan c wrote:
The recent weekend TV program of BBC Click was devoted to Open source,
Ubuntu, an an interview with Mark Shuttleworth.
I can manage to get it to play using Real player, but I cannot think
of how to capture the stream to view it later.
Farran Lee wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
The problem message is [ 111.522451] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link
is not ready
Does that mean anything sensible? My set is the same as it has been for
a long time.
Cheers,
Keith
--
Keith Bowerman,
Prestwood, south Staffordshire,
Robin Menneer wrote:
As a newbie. I think that OOo will do all your relations want because
Draw is so well integrated with Writer. But you'll have to explain the
mysteries of how the curser changes for what you want to do - it's not
obvioius and took me many days to fathom it out
Chris Rowson wrote:
Oh yeah - sorry heres a link
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Leaflets?action=AttachFiledo=gettarget=leaflet2_withgraphics_chris_rowson.pdf
I like the graphics on that one. Just out of interest, where did you
get the picture of the field from? (I'm assuming not that
Chris Rowson wrote:
I like the graphics on that one. Just out of interest, where did you
get the picture of the field from? (I'm assuming not that other OS
beginning with W?)
Rob
I was waiting for someone to ask that :-P
I got it from a stock photo site http://www.sxc.hu
Chris
norman wrote:
Come on Ubuntu users, let's hear of all the things you like to use and
what gives you pleasure. Stop lurking and come out.
Norman
Well on my desktop I'm still running Ubuntu Edgy (x86 version on an
Athlon 64 3000+). I have a couple of Cron jobs setup to record some
michaelweaver wrote:
I have a soundcard in my PC which I know works with both sound and
speech under Windows so I can play a DVD while navigating it with my
screenreader as speech is produced through the soundcard.
How do I get multichannel sound using the same card in Ubuntu because at
some
Hi folks,
I work for a large media company who own a load of radio stations
throughout the country. I've been taking the opportunity to talk to
some of the guys at the stations that I cover about Ubuntu and Linux in
general. So far I've got one person interested in dual booting and two
alan c wrote:
I am delighted to find that (with Kubuntu 7.04) a Vodafone 3G card
(pcmcia) with T-Mobile SIM (payg) works easily in my Dell Inspiron
1100. (Note 7)
:-)
Delighted is an understatement.
I bought the (unlocked) 3g card from ebay (40 uk pounds).
The T-Mobile pay as you go SIM
Rob Beard wrote:
LeeUKHA wrote:
snip
This is very interesting. I've been looking for such a solution for
work. I see the cost is set to 0.73p per KB capped at £1. Does this
mean it costs £1 for a whole day of bandwith?
Rob
nominally yes but the fair use is 40MB and it is stated
Chris Rowson wrote:
I think powertop needs some newer software than ships with Feisty. I
tried installing but got a failed dependency for libc6 2.5-5.
Any ideas ?
Never tried it. I have an old AMD processor.
Hwyl,
Neil.
Meh, never mind.
Looks like powertop comes with gutsy
alan c wrote:
I believe my local area is *ready* for a town centre or street event
and if a few of us could do something, it would be great! (The more
eye catching or fun, the better).
This is similar to what one of the members of the Devon Cornwall LUG
(www.dcglug.org.uk) is trying to
Matthew Larsen wrote:
count me in too
On 09/07/07, alan c [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matthew Larsen wrote:
Maybe its the abundance of talk and lack of action thats the problem.
I trust you do not include me in that comment?
I spend a full day each month at my local computer fair, give talks
alan c wrote:
Why not contribute to the existing marketing team? Why fork?
The existing marketing team is not UK specific. The UK media,
temperament, retail environment etc are all specific to uk.
A recent discussion (for me) on the (global) marketing list included
an off list
alan c wrote:
Rob Beard wrote:
Matthew Larsen wrote:
count me in too
On 09/07/07, alan c [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matthew Larsen wrote:
Maybe its the abundance of talk and lack of action thats the problem.
I trust you do not include me in that comment?
I spend a full day each month at my
Andy Loughran wrote:
Rick is currently the CEO of the opensourceconsortium in the UK.
I'm sure he'll have no problems in giving you details of the tux suit - I can
get in contact if you like?
I thought he might be, I remember seeing his name somewhere and thought
it may be the same Rick.
alan c wrote:
Rob
Any idea of the timescale you might get some info about possible Tux suit?
thanks
Not at the moment no, sorry, I have sent an e-mail to Adaptive Linux
solutions for the attention of Rick Timmis but I'm yet to receive a
reply. As soon as I know something I'll post it on
Dave Murphy wrote:
On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 17:52 +0100, Matthew Larsen wrote:
Hey all
Rob Beard suggested in a thread about adopting a penguin at a zoo, and
I personally think its a fantastic idea! Thus I started this thread to
garner interest and maybe actually do it, what's everyone's views
Jason Liquorish wrote:
After seeing a lot of posts about getting media from sites such as
bbc.co.uk http://bbc.co.uk working I saw this on the Nottingham LUGs
mailing list:
Hi all,
The BBC iPlayer - which provides access to BBC programming for up to
30 days after it's aired - will be
Chris Rowson wrote:
Don't know much about all this, but I came across this link. Any
use/relevance?
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windows-Linux-Symbiosis-Not-a-Dream-Anymore-59314.shtml
Regards
Mac
That's actually pretty cool!
I'm guessing you'd have to have a pretty powerful PC
James Dalley wrote:
Chris Rowson wrote:
On 13/07/07, Josh Blacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may all be interested in this article:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6897050.stm BBC to hear
open source concerns
Oooh very good - 'tis a pity that someone has to
norman wrote:
I have checked and you could well be right. Not only have I not got
libdvdcss installed I cannot find it with synaptic. Please advise this
not very computerate old man on what to do.
It should just be:
sudo apt-get install libdvdread3
sudo
Hi folks,
On my local LUG someone mentioned about a Plugin for MS Office that
can import and export ODF files in Microsoft Office.
I've given it a try with Office XP and it's not too bad. Below are my
findings from having a quick play, I thought it may be interesting to
maybe a few people
alan c wrote:
I would noty have many PCs to hand out. The freecycle one is almost
average spec of one of my current usage! (I use more RAM)(and big HD)
What about advertising on Freecycle-
'Ubuntu Linux CD - the good alternative to Windows - free install and
advice'
I was at a
Andrew Jenkins wrote:
Hi All,
Newbie Ubuntu-ite here. So far so good, although I
have a few questions, but one at a time.
I've been a Mandrake/Mandriva user since I ditched
the dreaded MS four or five years ago. I just
thought I'd try Ubuntu (7.04) alongside my Mandriva
2005 on my
Kieran K wrote:
Hi,
I hope I'm not spamming but I've started a project to try and get the BBC
iPlayer running on Linux through wine.
I've got IE6 and Windows Media Player 10 with DRM working.
The wiki page for it is at:
http://bbciplayerlinux.sf.net
Thanks
Kieran
Funny you
Kieran K wrote:
I was suprised to get Windows Media Player 10 going in wine but now I'm stuck
with the BBC iPlayer installer.
The nice people at wine are helping.
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9187
Whether the Kontiki P2P software or the BBC's DRM system works together
remains
Bill Culshaw wrote:
Hi Alec
Have no idea what the chipset is
Bill
Not sure if this will be any help to anyone, I've tried downloading the
driver from www.2wire.com. It's a self extracting Winzip archive which
unzips fine in Wine.
Looking at the inf file it comes up with a vendor ID of
Bill Culshaw wrote:
Hi Alec
Have no idea what the chipset is
Bill
Not sure if this will be any help to anyone, I've tried downloading the
driver from www.2wire.com. It's a self extracting Winzip archive which
unzips fine in Wine.
Looking at the inf file it comes up with a vendor ID
Bill Culshaw wrote:
Hi Alec
Have no idea what the chipset is
Bill
Not sure if this will be any help to anyone, I've tried downloading the
driver from www.2wire.com. It's a self extracting Winzip archive which
unzips fine in Wine.
Looking at the inf file it comes up with a vendor ID of
Bill Culshaw wrote:
Hi Alec
Have no idea what the chipset is
Bill
Not sure if this will be any help to anyone, I've tried downloading the
driver from www.2wire.com. It's a self extracting Winzip archive which
unzips fine in Wine.
Looking at the inf file it comes up with a vendor ID of
Bill Culshaw wrote:
Hi Alec
Have no idea what the chipset is
Bill
Not sure if this will be any help to anyone, I've tried downloading the
driver from www.2wire.com. It's a self extracting Winzip archive which
unzips fine in Wine.
Looking at the inf file it comes up with a vendor ID of
alan c wrote:
Alec Wright wrote:
On Sat, 2007-07-28 at 15:58 +0100, alan c wrote:
I have a window of opportunity to attract attention in a large charity
I have helped in the past, and I could very much use a custom (Ubuntu)
live CD with a only a few differences from the standard:
Just out
Rob Beard wrote:
Apologies for the multiple posting there, my e-mail client had a funny
turn! :-(
Rob
--
ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
Hi folks,
On Saturday I will have a stand for the local Linux User Group at a
Hospital Radio Fun Day in Exeter. We will be giving out copies of
Ubuntu and Kubuntu and also copies of a custom version of The Open CD
7.04 (which has been customised with the branding of the Devon
Cornwall
Chris Rowson wrote:
Now I was wondering if any of the leaflets which have been worked on
in this list are ready for public consumption?
I ask because we only have a limited supply of Ubuntu/Kubuntu CDs but
I am hoping to be able to print off a few leaflets (around 50 to 100)
to distibute on
Looks like M$ have launched a scheme where old computers are redistributed.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/17/microsoft_mar_pc_recycling/
As I mention on the comments on the article, thats all well and good
but what happens when the software support ends (in 2008 for XP) as I
bet these
Quoting Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'll post feedback on how it goes on Saturday evening/Sunday morning.
Rob
Cool, good luck mate :-)
Chris
Just wanted to give some feedback on the event I was arranging in Exeter.
Didn't go as well as hoped but it was a good experience. We went
Hi folks,
I have e-mailed a company in Bristol for a quote on leaflet printing
(I found them on Google).
I've had the following back from them (I e-mailed over a PDF of the
Had enough? beta leaflet).
I've had the following back from them...
HELLO, PRICE AS REQUESTED:
A4 FOLD TO 1/3
Quoting Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What does everyone think?
Ta,
Rob
I'll have a look too if you like Rob - see if we can get it any cheaper.
I do like the 'had enough' brochure, but I wonder if it'd perhaps look
a little better without the little logos on each panel.
I think
Neil Greenwood wrote:
A very good discussion about why Linux doesn't have a greater market share.
http://tlug.jp/articles/Windows_Is_Free
Hwyl,
Neil.
Yep. very good article.
Rob
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ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
Eddie Armstrong wrote:
Rob Beard wrote:
little metal badges would be nice - is there such a thing as ubuntu uk
badges? (I want one :-)
Not sure about Ubuntu badges. I have a Tux badge.
They do have some Ubuntu branded stuff on Canonical's shop pages. I
like the Ubuntu mug and keyring
Dianne Reuby wrote:
We managed to give out a few leaflets, and sold ONE copy of The
OpenCD.
may I ask what price? (off list if you wish)
Yeah, 50p each. That covered the cost of the disc, a sleve and
printing
of the disc.
Something I've been considering - how much take-up do people
Quoting Jim Kissel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any recommendations or a GUI view/editor for the files in
/usr/share/icons/Human/cursor ?
It's a long shot but could you try the gcursor package (which is the
Gnome cursor theme managing software). More details on it here:
Quoting Jim Kissel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Rob Beard wrote:
Quoting Jim Kissel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any recommendations or a GUI view/editor for the files in
/usr/share/icons/Human/cursor ?
It's a long shot but could you try the gcursor package (which is the
Gnome cursor theme managing
Quoting Josh Blacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Yeah I saw this on the ubuntu forums. Someone pointed out that don't
ISPs log all traffic anyway, and a hardware-based solution would be
easier.
Thats what some of the comments said.
I wonder if he had to buy the windows license himself?
Not sure.
Hi folks,
I have just seen an article on The Register about someone who was
sharing a copy of Star Wars via Bit torrent before it was released.
It turns out he uses Ubuntu but has now been given the option of
either not using his PC online or installing Windows to use the court
ordered
Hi folks,
One of the guys on our local LUG list has been trying for ages to get a
webcam for his Linux box running Ubuntu. Well it looks like he's found one.
The Logitech Quickcam Communicate STX Plus is £24.99 at the moment at
Argos and it supposedly it works really well and it's plug and
alan c wrote:
I have become (slightly ambitiously) the volunteer system admin for a
small local charity serving a small number of vulnerable users.
I expect to commission and admin 5 PCs each with edubuntu 7.04 (a few
are dual boot with windows). There will be a modem router and LAN
Pete Stean wrote:
hmm, I'm guessing here, but I would imagine one of those is *supposed*
to be CPU temp, the other is case temp - very unsual for them to be the
same, case temp is usually a couple degrees more. It looks like it's
reading the same sensor twice?? For instance if I run
STONE COLD wrote:
Ok heres the problem.
I have to install a riser card for a graphics card in my pc. When the
graphics card is instlled the ports do not align at the back.
So i was wondering is there anything that i can attach the graphics card
to the case..and then use some kind of
Chris Rowson wrote:
After having a wee read of the MythTV wiki, it looks like you should
be careful to ensure that your CPU is powerful enough to play HD
quality stuff too.
The minimum CPU requirement for broadcast HDTV playback (720p or
1080i) with de-interlacing is a CPU such as an
STONE COLD wrote:
Hi,
Im using K3b for burning a DVD. Its a DVD RW. I drop some avi files in
it. and click on burn. After this it just goes funny. The DVD tray just
opens and closes and nothing else happens!
Ive tried uninstalling and reinstalling K3b. Im running Fiesty!
Thanks
STONE COLD wrote:
Hi,
Im using K3b for burning a DVD. Its a DVD RW. I drop some avi files in
it. and click on burn. After this it just goes funny. The DVD tray just
opens and closes and nothing else happens!
Ive tried uninstalling and reinstalling K3b. Im running Fiesty!
Thanks
Alec Wright wrote:
On Mon, 2007-10-01 at 18:11 +0100, Rob Beard wrote:
Can you burn DVD R discs okay?
Does your burner support both DVD plus and minus media?
Have you tried Gnomebaker?
Whenever I have problems with K3B it usually at least gives an error
message of some description
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, 2007-10-04 at 20:09 +0100, Alec Wright wrote:
On Thu, 2007-10-04 at 20:03 +0100, Daniel Lamb wrote:
Could Ubuntu not develop a more user friendly home server ie just with samba
and maybe amanada or bacula for backups? Not all the extras.
What I think would be
Hi folks,
I've been trying to install Ubuntu 7.04 on my dad's Thinkpad R50e
notebook this evening with not much luck.
Basically my dad's had his laptop for a year and the hard drive
developed bad sectors just after the warranty ran out. To complicate
things further, the installation files
Farran Lee wrote:
Hi Rob
just had that happen with my laptop.
Inside is a tiny battery that powers the BIOS memory (or something). My
laptop is awfully old, and the battery has finally gone flat. This means
that every time my laptop is disconnected from the mains, it forgets all
the settings
Alan Pope wrote:
On Fri, 2007-10-05 at 16:16 +0100, Peter Lewis wrote:
andylockran - 15 non-free packages, 1.1% of 1381 installed packages.
pete lewis - 28 non-free packages, 1.5% of 1893 installed packages.
gutsy laptop - 28 non-free packages, 1.7% of 1650 installed packages.
feisty
MailoGroups wrote:
Snip...
Quite what the actual problem is, I don't know but I wouldn't be looking
at changing batteries, I'd suspect some hardware incompatibility.
Have you actually replaced the hard drive?
Or at least run a decent disk checker on it (the one from Maxtor
excellent)?
Michael Holloway wrote:
Hi
Honestly I've installed Ubuntu countless times, mostly servers. Since
7.04 i seem to get this every time! On different machines and VMs. I
assumed this was just a lazy way of forcing a disk check after its
been installed.
So all i do is install, apt-get
James Grabham wrote:
They said it was gonna be £200, £169s not bad, but still not as good as
the US price of $200.
But which version was at $200? IIRC they announced there would be a
couple of different revisions with different storage sizes (and I'm sure
one of the higher spec models had
Sean Miller wrote:
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2007/10/09/rm_asus_launches_minibook/
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2007/10/09/rm_asus_launches_minibook/
Ah, nostalgia... I still remember the RML 380-Z that we had at school...
vt220 presentation (or maybe it was vt100) and the
Kirrus wrote:
d) proprietory lock-in (Yes, worse than just MS Windoze)
Oh yes, I remember when I was at school, educational software was
written specifically for the RM Nimbus, it would run on an RM Machine
but not on any other PC forcing the schools who bought the software to
invest solely
Philip Newborough wrote:
Hello list
I'm off to an install party tomorrow night and I've arranged with the
organiser to take along some Ubuntu disks. Basically, what are your
opinions on which version to take along?
I've got a feeling I'll probably end up taking a mix, however it'd be
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, 2007-10-10 at 14:14 +0100, Matthew Holder wrote:
Maybe I am missing one that already exists, I propose a screencast to
be made about encrypting partitions.
Great idea.
I have seen many guides and think that a video may make things clearer.
Throw some
Hi folks,
Got a bit of an off topic question here. With Christmas coming up I was
was thinking of a way of spreading the word on FLOSS and also doing a
bit of promotion for a local media company I work for.
The idea I came up with (which I've mulled over before) is to distribute
copies of
Tony Arnold wrote:
Rob,
On Thu, 2007-10-11 at 20:49 +0100, Rob Beard wrote:
When I was looking into this before I figured it was rather expensive,
even when using cheap 9p CD-R discs (when factoring in duplication of
many thousands of discs, printing etc). I was wondering though
Mark Harrison wrote:
On Thu, 2007-10-11 at 20:49 +0100, Rob Beard wrote:
Rob,
As it happens, I was with a disk publisher today sorting out a new
audiobook series I've done for them.
Sadly, they don't do duplication for other people, just their own stuff,
but given I was getting
Quoting Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You know it's a pity we couldn't raise some money for a small
duplication tower, leave it with a trusted volunteer and then have the
kit on hand to run off CDs for events as needed :-)
Chris
Well it's an idea. Maybe someone could setup a paypal
Quoting Kris Douglas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 12/10/2007, ged [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Link to duplicating machines at scan. The auto loaders start to get a
little expensive.
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Products.ASP?CatID=12FilterCategories=416Thumbnails=yes
With the appropriate
Quoting STONE COLD [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hi,
i was looking for a torrent client i could control over the web.
Synaptic found torrentflux.but It states it uses something called
php.
Im not a techhead so i dont know what this is!
Can anyone help me set up this or point me in the right
Quoting STONE COLD [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
But azeures is kinda bloated isnt it! im currently using ktorrent!
Hmm, have a look at TorrentFlux then. You'll need a
Apache and PHP installed, can't remember what else you'll need.
Rob
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ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just about to install 6.06 on my Dell optiplex GX620, but when I
installed it on one the other day it could not configure the internet
connection.
Any advise or suggestions?
James.
Is the card detected? AFAIK the Optiplex GX620 have Broadcom adaptors
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rob,
Um, how do I know if it has detected the network card?
I also have 7.04, just finished downloading it, should I use that instead?
James
Hi James,
One of the ways you can see if it is detected is to open the Terminal
(this can be found under the
Hi folks,
We've had a new member of the Devon Cornwall LUG asking if there are
any Ubuntu/Kubuntu training courses in the Plymouth area. As far as I'm
aware there currently isn't anything like that going on in the area..
I've mentioned about our local LUG maybe putting together some sort of
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi Rob,
On Tue, 2007-10-16 at 22:25 +0100, Rob Beard wrote:
We've had a new member of the Devon Cornwall LUG asking if there are
any Ubuntu/Kubuntu training courses in the Plymouth area. As far as I'm
aware there currently isn't anything like that going on in the area
Farran Lee wrote:
hi all
reading through the posts and suddenly realised, I could do with a
separate /home partition!I have been meaning to look into it for ages,
but keep forgetting.
I have an 18.63 GiB hd. 17.84 GiB is / and 807.93 MiB is swap. Is it
possible/safe/advisable to attempt
STONE COLD wrote:
Hi,
those of you who have now installed 7.10 what are your thoughts?
How has it improved from fiesty?
Regards
javad
Installed it this evening from the Live CD on an oldish Athlon XP 1900
with 256MB memory. Installation was very slow (I expected that, I am
upgrading
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