On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Martin Pitt wrote:
> Przemek Kulczycki [2009-06-21 22:17 +0200]:
>> Recently I've noticed that there is a package in universe called
>> udev-extras which contains some hal quirks for various hardware, and
>> also contains some utility called modem-modeswitch.
>> Is
Well, Intel adopting Moblin might see them becoming a much stronger Linux
partner, but then again, you never know what clandestine things are going on
in the background dealings (although moblin looks really cool now, so
personally I'm glad about Intel's involvement).
Nvidia drivers have never giv
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 11:41 PM, Nathan Dorfman wrote:
> Just installed karmic alpha 2, and noticed that a few packages that
> should have been removed at install are left behind.
>
> These include gparted, ubiquity, casper and a couple of others.
> Ubiquity's package description even states: Inst
On 21/06/2009 Dmitrijs Ledkovs wrote:
> GIve me a photo collection manager that can handle movies and I'll
> switch from dual booting Mac for iPhoto until then i'll just hide
> ;-)
I think that the new mono-based audio player in ubuntu can also do
movies. They are half-way between audio and pi
2009/6/21 Dmitrijs Ledkovs :
> 2009/6/21 Sense Hofstede :
>>
>> As far as I'm aware there has been no discussion whatsoever about
>> removing either F-Spot or Mono in Barcelona. There is also no
>> blueprint nor other discussion. This is the first time it's suggested,
>> if I'm correct.
>>
>
> Ok f
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Martin Pitt wrote:
> Przemek Kulczycki [2009-06-21 22:17 +0200]:
>> Recently I've noticed that there is a package in universe called
>> udev-extras which contains some hal quirks for various hardware, and
>> also contains some utility called modem-modeswitch.
>> Is
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Sense Hofstede wrote on 22/06/09 13:41:
>...
> In one sentence: I think F-Spot should be removed from the LiveCD
> because it's useless on the CD and takes up space that could be used
> much better.
>...
You still haven't given any explanation of why
Hi Sense,
2009/6/22 Sense Hofstede :
> 2) I mentioned removing Mono from the LiveCD because when F-Spot is
> gone, just one Mono application remains on the LiveCD: Tomboy. Tomboy
> is something that's definitely worth including on the LiveCD. However,
> this single program does require a whole lan
2009/6/22 Sense Hofstede
> 2009/6/21 Dmitrijs Ledkovs :
> > 2009/6/21 Sense Hofstede :
> Hello,
>
> 1) Although I'm personally of the opinion that F-Spot indeed should be
> considered to be replaced, I don't suggest to do so with this
> suggestions. Maybe I should have made that more clear.
> I
To answer the OP's question, I think that only Intel has completely open
drivers (out of the three mentioned). Last time I looked, the FGLRX driver
still had a binary blob.
To just add another POV to the mix:
I've used NVIDIA and ATI (having had cards from both in the past). I've had
fewer issues
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Ryan Swart wrote:
> Well, Intel adopting Moblin might see them becoming a much stronger Linux
> partner, but then again, you never know what clandestine things are going on
> in the background dealings (although moblin looks really cool now, so
> personally I'm gla
2009/6/22 Alan Pope :
> Hi Sense,
>
> 2009/6/22 Sense Hofstede :
>> 2) I mentioned removing Mono from the LiveCD because when F-Spot is
>> gone, just one Mono application remains on the LiveCD: Tomboy. Tomboy
>> is something that's definitely worth including on the LiveCD. However,
>> this single p
On Monday 22 June 2009 02:11 AM, sam tygier wrote:
Dmitrijs Ledkovs wrote:
20/26 MB of Gimp is Documentation as pointed out on Ubuntu Planet.
I think there is also thunderbird documentation(?) in thunderbird-locale-en-gb
included on the live cd, even though thunderbird is not includ
* This message is being sent both to ubuntu-devel (because it's the
"point of contact for upstream developers") and ubuntu-devel-discuss
(because it's an "idea for the development of Ubuntu") ;-)
I've started the development of a new libc implementation called
libposix. The project has many goal
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 5:18 AM, Evan Dandrea wrote:
> No, I just tested this myself and was unable to reproduce the behavior
> you experienced. Are you sure the installation did not crash near the
> end, and enough of the system was in place to allow you to boot? You
> would not have seen the "i
2009/6/22 Manish Sinha :
>
> $ sudo apt-get remove gimp-help-en
> After this operation, 8757kB disk space will be freed.
>
> It shows that 8757KB will be freed and not 20MB
>
> --
> Manish Sinha
>
gimp-help-common is not set as automatically installed cause it's part
of the default install
$ sudo
There's currently a big push to make Empathy the default IM client in
Karmic, even though the version in Jaunty still has grave issues - for
example, MSN doesn't work at all for me[1].
The plan is to make sure that these bugs are all fixed in time for
Karmic, but what's the backup plan if there
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