at country
they're calling from and what address is the office they're calling from
because you charge $9.95 per minute of your time to talk to them and
you'll have send them the invoice. It quickly stops them talking.
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School again
Is this a high school or college? What sort of school are you referring to?
Is there an IT class at your school?
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OpenSUSE Linux x86_64 (PC
users, then perhaps an online office suite might be
the way to go for you.
Just food for thought.
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OpenSUSE Linux x86_64 (PC)|Android (Smartphone)|Windows 7 (L
led guarddog and enabled (opened) every thing still no
> good.
> So I disabled the guarddog with its check box, still no good
> I would apprecite any help
>
> Dave
>
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I had numerous problems when I upgraded.
So I perform
ch even Digg can't decipher.
>
>
>
I dunno whether I'm missing something here, but what's the big deal?
Dell have been shipping PC's with Ubuntu for sometime now.
Only reason I can think that you posted this is because they have begun
shipping with version 7.10.
elect
your desired English language whilst making sure it has a 'ABC' icon
next to the language.
Note: The 'ABC' icon means that there is a dictionary installed for this
language.
Hope this helps.
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don't think it's worth its $500 for the hardware that's inside.
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were $499 at that time.
Chris Jones
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>>I read an article in the paper on wed that quoted the eeepc's price as
>>$400. is this correct?
I think the RRP is $499. I guess its up to the retailer you purchase from
as the what price they sell it for.
I checked them out at Officeworks last week and they were $499 at
by Microsoft. It's
just now known as Windows Mail on Windows Vista. But it's essentially the
same application as Outlook Express and almost identical in functionality.
Just some information for those who may not be aware.
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ame application as Outlook Express and almost identical in
> functionality.
> Just some information for those who may not be aware.
>
> Chris Jones
>>Outlook Express and it's replacement for Vista Windows Mail has ceased
development long ago. Microsoft's >>replacemen
nd. You'll eventually find a retailer
that'll sell you a system with no OS. If that's what you're after of course.
And you never know, you may even be lucky enough to strike someone that'll
be happy to pre-install linux for you! But keep your fingers crossed for
that one!
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same
problem arising with each new release as has been for some years now.
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oblem arising with each new release as has been for some years now.
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> The server always seems to get overloaded a little after each new
> release of Ubuntu and then admins claim that they are working on the
> problem so that
history of trashing her eee-pc I have had to
make a promise that from now on I will restrict my "polishing the penguin"
to the PC in the study.
[1] http://psubuntu.com
Just tell your wife it's Sony's fault. They should have installed linux on
the PS3 before it was released.
C
Apparently ATO software developers are working on a linux version of etax
for future.
Fingers crossed for next year!
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-Original Message-
From: Sebastian Spiess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 10:00 PM
To: Chris Jones
Cc: Ubuntu Australia Mailing List
Subject: Re: IE in wine
Chris Jones wrote:
> Apparently ATO software developers are working on a linux version of
> et
good to have a reliable working Windows system to fall-back on
when an application doesn't work in WINE.
Anyway, good luck. And enjoy linux and Ubuntu.
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he Ubuntu
Australia website. It's still early days.
Thanks in advance for your support.
My email chrisjo...@comcen.com.au
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to see you came back.
Just so you are aware, you do not have to install via the WUBI installer
just to get ntfs support. The ntfs-3g components required are all installed
by default in recent releases of not only Ubuntu, but most popular Linux
distros.
Cheers.
Chris Jones
chrisjo...@comcen.com.
assist
you in any way.
But keep in mind, I take large orders for copies of Ubuntu of versions
8.04 > 9.04, free-of-charge. So please encourage anyone who wishes to
take advantage of my offer to send me an email at
chrisjo...@comcen.com.au and I'd be happy to help where I can. Or
alternatively, direct them to www.whatisubuntu.com and you'll find my
details there also.
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0 and it seemed to work fine, albeit
some features being missing! But the main functions were there. And it
was much faster and more responsive than F-Spot. Which was impressive
considering it runs inside a built-in WINE container and is just a
Windows port at heart.
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tu's. One of
Ubuntu's great strengths!
But that doesn't bother me because I'm quite an experienced Linux user
and I do know what I'm doing.
So basically, the information is out there, but at the end of the day
it's up to the user and make some effort to source it instea
addition to Inkscape, both
on Linux. But I''m just saying there are certain things that I can't do
and get the same results with not using some Windows software.
Cheers.
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Photographic Imaging Professional
ABN: 98 317 740 240
Photo Resolutions
http://photoresolutions
I guess I'm just making use of the beauty of the internet and
encouraging the Ubuntu Community to jump on board and support an
independent project.
Any questions, feel free to ask.
Cheers for now.
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ABN: 98 317
d and signed it!
See you on the better side folks.
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iScreen and Print
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any Linux distribution already.
Can you be more specific of what you mean?
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ting themselves into.
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Bodhi Linux a try. It is Ubuntu
based and sits at around ~350MB ISO download.
It is basically a base install for you to build and customize to your
own liking. It's what I use and now I swear by it.
But the first thing I do in it is replace Enlightenment with GNOME. But
that's easy by running
I am writing an article on Ubuntu 12.04 development and am seeking an
Aussie Ubuntu Developer to answer a few question for me regarding 12.04
development, which will make up the article. It's basically an email
interview.
Is anyone interested?
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