This is all good info Chris. Thanks.
Two things I failed to ask is what type of remote do you use and does MythTV
have all those tricky things as found on a commercial DVR such as the record
and view the same show function (after you have used the pause function to go
and get a beer from the fri
Hi Karl,
Nice post. I myself have been rather busy and havent read any posts, so
reading yours (the first in 2 weeks or more) saddened me a little as I hope
the ubuntu community in aus doesn't die before it even lived.
Looking at some of your comments I get the impression people are needed for
ma
I previously used a Microsoft MCE remote (works out of the box) but recently
moved to using a PS3 bluetooth remote so I don't need line-of-sight.
And yes, MythTV can record and play the same show. Easiest way to go is just
watch LiveTV and at any time you can press pause. In the background myt
On Mon, 2010-04-19 at 11:48 +1000, Andre Mangan wrote:
>
> "Watch the door on the way out."
>
> You call that respectful, Dave? Seems like arrogance and insulting to
> me. Definitely not in keeping with the CoC. Where are the
> moderators?
I thought it was quite appropriate in the circumstanc
"Watch the door on the way out."
You call that respectful, Dave? Seems like arrogance and insulting to me.
Definitely not in keeping with the CoC. Where are the moderators?
Andre
On 19 April 2010 11:32, Dave Hall wrote:
> On Mon, 2010-04-19 at 09:30 +1000, Tony "H.G" Candito wrote:
> > I've
On Mon, 2010-04-19 at 09:30 +1000, Tony "H.G" Candito wrote:
> I've spoken to a a bunch of people through email last week & this
> week, including a few people who contacted me off-list regarding a
> response I made RE: ACC.
> Most of them are so tired of banging their heads again the wall thy
> ca
Hi everybody.
Yes I am top posting. This is not in response to any particular comment or
person.
I make this post very reluctantly and have not contributed to the fire yet
as it's all so draining and I really don't have the time for debates that I
just don't have a strong enough opinion on.
I ins
Dave,
I will defend my integrity.
You have quoted a thread from March, in which there was a general discussion
about Ubuntu-au Governance.
This was the actual thread about the 'PROPOSAL'
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-au/2010-April/005957.html
Yes we are wasting our energy lets move
On Mon, 2010-04-19 at 08:20 +1000, Andrew Gaydon wrote:
>
> On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 8:58 PM, Melissa Draper
> wrote:
> On Sun, 2010-04-18 at 20:18 +1000, Cary Bielenberg wrote:
> > This will be my last response as per your wishes Jared, I am
> saddened
> > that you
I've spoken to a a bunch of people through email last week & this week,
including a few people who contacted me off-list regarding a response I made
RE: ACC.
Most of them are so tired of banging their heads again the wall thy can't
even be bothered voicing things anymore, they're just over it. A fe
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 8:58 PM, Melissa Draper wrote:
> On Sun, 2010-04-18 at 20:18 +1000, Cary Bielenberg wrote:
> > This will be my last response as per your wishes Jared, I am saddened
> > that you and Melissa stifle change, you misquote the code of conduct
> > to server your own needs. I gues
On 18 April 2010 21:57, bryn mitchell wrote:
> Thanks Chris.
> What OS and Multi Media applications do you use.
I run MythTV on mythbuntu (http://mythbuntu.org/)
> Do you;
* access the Internet - yes - via mythnet
* burn media (such as TV shows) to DVD - yes, via 'mythBurn' which
integrates into
I also was thinking about building a media center with linux or buying a mac
mini. At the end, a friend showed me a WDTV.
It costs about U$100, runs linux inside and does not demand much energy. I
bought one and I am using it with an external USB HD.
Check the link: http://www.wdc.com/en/products
Simon,
Same here, might be related to an update for Lucid or something? I have only
just noticed it tonight so in my experience waiting a until morning usually
solves the problem. It might be syncing or something at the moment. Well
that's my plan anyway, if anyone else has any information they'd
Hi all.
I'm having difficulty connecting to medibuntu via apt tonight and was
wondering if anyone else is having the same issue or whether I should start
troubleshooting elsewhere?
Regards.
Simon Ives.
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Greetings LoCo Council,
Please accept this email as our attendance for our re-approval meeting
as per discussion with Laura and Alan. The Australian Team Mailing List
is copied in so that they may be involved in this process. Our
re-approval application wiki page is
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Austral
Good evening,
All this talk of wireless broadband devices has made me realise this is a
big thing that affects a lot of people (I am also considering a wireless
option myself). As a result I have set up a wiki on the Ubuntu-AU wiki and
can be found at:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/Wirel
Thanks Chris.
What OS and Multi Media applications do you use.
Do you; access the Internet, burn media (such as TV shows) to DVD, rip to MP3,
view photo's, edit home video, etc with this device?
Do you use a wireless network connection and if so what brand of card/USB (I
assume it's USB).
___
Hi Richard,
I had issues with a USB Modem from 3 that has two USB devices in it..
a memory device and the modem. They are designed for use with Windows
hosts where there are drivers on the memory device, which then
'switch' the device to the USB modem once loaded.
I wish there was a list of mode
On Sun, 2010-04-18 at 20:18 +1000, Cary Bielenberg wrote:
> This will be my last response as per your wishes Jared, I am saddened
> that you and Melissa stifle change, you misquote the code of conduct
> to server your own needs. I guess it will be good to trot it out to
> stop folks challenging yo
Hi Jared and the List.
Yes I agree that things are getting out of hand.
I started this discussion at an attempt to get people to talk about the
issues.
We have had some very good frank discussion.
There has been quite a large silent majority and silence from the ones that
should be making comment
This will be my last response as per your wishes Jared, I am saddened that you
and Melissa stifle change, you misquote the code of conduct to server your own
needs. I guess it will be good to trot it out to stop folks challenging your
authority.
Lots of luck in your dictatorship & whoa beho
Good evening Andrew and the Ubuntu-AU list,
Firstly I would like to say that I agree the Ubuntu-AU team could use a lot
more people willing to help out as much as you have in the Brisbane area. I
do however have some reservations about your ongoing tirade of emails about
the ACC.
I would again
On 18 April 2010 18:16, Mitchell Braddon wrote:
>
> Ok so I've read all the main posts about this new leadership, roadmap and
> community council. Although is it really needed?
>
You bet it is. If you have read all the posts then you would be aware that
many Australian Ubuntu users believe that
Thanks Chris, I shall look into the PS3 and Nova-T.
Cheers.
Michael.
On Apr 18, 6:32 pm, Chris Debenham wrote:
> I have a PS3 PlayTV dual tuner that works OOTB, also a leadtek tuner
> (no idea of name/type - just bought it for $25 at a computer fair) and
> a dual tuner Nova-T 500 PCI card.
> All
Mitch, if you have read all the posts with regards to this question
you will have your answer. Whether you agree or not is a different
matter and is a personal choice.
>From my personal perspective, so I'm not speaking on anyones behalf
except my own here, I find the difficulty in getting any answ
I have a PS3 PlayTV dual tuner that works OOTB, also a leadtek tuner
(no idea of name/type - just bought it for $25 at a computer fair) and
a dual tuner Nova-T 500 PCI card.
All work out of the box on ubuntu 9.04 or later and give decent
reception for aussie TV
On 18 April 2010 18:22, Michael wro
Hello B.
I've been thinking about this exact same thing as my desktop is
currently my media server. I can do everything I need to except for
record tv shows and for this I need a TV card. Now the issue is what
TV cards will work in Australia while also working with the Linux
Kernel. There are a co
I use an ASRock ION 330 for media centre duties (replacing a mac mini)
Costs about $350 - just add disk and a usb tuner or two and you have a
decent machine capable of playing High Def media via HDMI (I can play
1080p without too much issue - generally about 40% cpu usage when
playing HD stuff - le
Ok so I've read all the main posts about this new leadership, roadmap and
community council. Although is it really needed?
Is there anything that people want to do that can't already be done within
the current structure? I honestly think this is all just a waste of time.
Have the people that have
Not my experience. I've used mobile broadband (Soul on the Optus
network using a Huawei E220 usb modem) extensively in Jaunty and Karmic
(installed on 2 different laptops - Asus and HP) and it's never let me
down. The only issue I had initially was getting the settings correct
(number and APN) an
I am going to get / build a media centre. I could buy a MAC Mini which seems
just about ready to go out of the box or I could go thru the project of a Linux
equivalent.
I want to access the net, rip and play (thru a sound system) music, record and
replay digital TV, play DVD's / Blue Ray, etc t
what sort of card is it I use a old USB3-8521 in 10.04 however network
manager does not recognise it so I use wvdial from cli
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 8:06 PM, wrote:
> Hey folks, warm hello,
>
> Just wondering if anyone has experience connecting to a mobile Telstra
> broadband account - with a p
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