We get 10-30 messages a day to this list, most is spam.
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 06:37 +1100, Harrison Conlin wrote:
>
> It's an anti-spam measure and quite a good one. I'm a moderator for a
> number of other mailing lists and the number of times I've seen useful
> posts from non-members is signifi
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 18:38 +1100, Chris Debenham wrote:
> Yes - you would see a reference to nvidia if you had a nvidia graphics card.
> The output shows that you have an onboard intel grapihcs card.
> The G31 should be good enough for web/work/video stuff - but may be a
> bit low-power for 3d gam
Although I was aware of Skype and even installed it on MS Windows I did
not sign up. I felt no pressing need to do so. That means I know nothing
about telephoning via the Internet apart from using a similar thing
called Echolink designed for radio amateurs (like me) who communicate
around the world
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 21:27 +1000, Geoffrey wrote:
> Evidently (?) Skype is different and doesn't communicate with
> Ekiga. I've learnt too that there is Skype for Linux.
> This is a bit of a disappointment. What happened to standard protocols?
> Incidently I have not yet upgraded to 9.10. I think
Oh, Ok. So, according to the last few responses, I maybe able to resolve
the problem with what I currently have?
Games? No. Unless, there's a 3D shoot 'em version of Sudoku. I have my
doubts. :)
So, where to from here? Make changes to my Xorg or something along those
lines? Download additional dri
The Wassermans wrote:
> ...
>> You definitely should be able to do what you're after. What order is
>> your BIOS set to boot in? SATA first?
>>
>
> I have been changing the order manually during boot-up, depending on
> whether I want Ubuntu or Windows. But I would prefer to have it run
> sel
>>Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:50:57 +1000
>>From: Paul Gear
>>Subject: Paint Shop Pro3
>>Just out of curiosity, what does Paint Shop Pro do that Linux-based
>>graphics packages don't? (I'm speaking here as a graphic design
>>ignoramus.)
>>Paul
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32bit color depth, time
No extra drivers/changes to xorg should be needed - intel graphics
should work 'out-of-the-box'. In fact you can probably just remove
/etc/X11/xorg.conf if you have created one.
Since you are asking this I'm guessing that Xorg did not load up
properly - what did come up when you booted?
Were there
If you want VoIP telephony only, you can make a contract with any number of
service providers - just look at the ads on the right side of your Google
mail screen.
Having Internode as my ISP I also have Nodephone, a VoIP service. Apart
from being able to make phonecalls at minimal cost, I apprecia
Thanks Chris,
Just checking, and no, I do not have an xorg.conf file at all. Could this
possibly be my problem?
I don't see any errors when the machine boots-up. Loads grub, then the
splash screen, login and so forth, but no errors that I can see.
Should I create an xorg.conf file, or could this ma
So what is not working then?
2009/11/12 OPM595 :
> Thanks Chris,
> Just checking, and no, I do not have an xorg.conf file at all. Could this
> possibly be my problem?
> I don't see any errors when the machine boots-up. Loads grub, then the
> splash screen, login and so forth, but no errors that I
My problem precisely is that I can not get a screen resolution other then
800 x 600. On a 19" monitor, this is a real headache.
In Preferences > Display there is nothing detected and the only display
size listed to choose from is 800 x 600.
Anyway, I think this thing has caused enough stress. And
On 11 Nov, 19:27, Geoffrey wrote:
> Although I was aware of Skype and even installed it on MS Windows I did
> not sign up. I felt no pressing need to do so. That means I know nothing
> about telephoning via the Internet apart from using a similar thing
> called Echolink designed for radio amateu
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 2:18 AM, Aryan Ameri wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 21:27 +1000, Geoffrey wrote:
>> Evidently (?) Skype is different and doesn't communicate with
>> Ekiga. I've learnt too that there is Skype for Linux.
>> This is a bit of a disappointment. What happened to standard protoco
On 12 Nov, 07:23, "OPM595" wrote:
> My problem precisely is that I can not get a screen resolution other then
> 800 x 600. On a 19" monitor, this is a real headache.
> In Preferences > Display there is nothing detected and the only display
> size listed to choose from is 800 x 600.
Hi Rob ,
Wha
On Thu, 2009-11-12 at 06:34 +1000, Paul Gear wrote:
> The Wassermans wrote:
> > ...
> > > You definitely should be able to do what you're after. What order is
> > > your BIOS set to boot in? SATA first?
> > >
> >
> > I have been changing the order manually during boot-up, depending on
> >
Hello All
I wish to run MS Access 2003 from within Ubuntu.
I own registered copies of the full MS Office 2003 suite and also XP Pro.
What is the best and easiest way to achieve this ?
Advice and experience greatly appreciated.
Thanks in anticipation
David Bowskill
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2009/11/12 David Bowskill :
> Hello All
>
> I wish to run MS Access 2003 from within Ubuntu.
> I own registered copies of the full MS Office 2003 suite and also XP Pro.
> What is the best and easiest way to achieve this ?
> Advice and experience greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in anticipation
>
>
Hi
I used to use virtual box to do this, which is ubuntus feeds (run
aptitude or synaptic and search for virtualbox). Although now if I was
to do this, i'd just use the kvm virtualisation thats 'built' into linux
by default. vmware is also a viable option I used to use in the past,
and still do o
virtualbox is easy. KVM is built in BUT will only work if cpu has
Virtualization support. ( Intel VT and AMD-V). So i would recommend
virtualbox.
2009/11/12 glenn :
> Hi
> I used to use virtual box to do this, which is ubuntus feeds (run
> aptitude or synaptic and search for virtualbox). Al
The Wassermans wrote:
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>>>
>>> ### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST
>>> ...
>>>
>>> # This entry automatically added by the Debian installer for a non-linux
>>> OS
>>> # on /dev/sda1
>>> title Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
>>> root (hd0,0)
>>> savedefault
>>> makeactive
>>> chainl
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