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David Prieto wrote:
> Hi, I already sent this message once but I'm not sure it got actually
> posted on the list:
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>> This is a proposal to include the gaim-libnotify package in default
>> ubuntu installs.
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>> People coming from windows are used t
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Jan Claeys wrote:
> On do, 2007-02-22 at 15:54 +0100, Ouattara Oumar Aziz wrote:
>> Should we do the same mistakes as in windows ? I think having a
>> password is better cause we should teach people about security
>> measures. and that gdm password thi
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Jan Claeys wrote:
> On do, 2007-02-22 at 13:40 -0500, Anthony Yarusso wrote:
>> Jan Claeys wrote:
>>> True, but I see at least one exception: young children don't know how to
>>> enter a username & password. OTOH
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Alec Wright wrote:
> In the examples folder (which there is a symlink to in ~/Examples),
> there are some useful example files for trying stuff out, demonstrating
> Ubuntu capabilities in several ways such as videos, music, images etc.
> However, the m
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I was wondering if someone who helped develop the OEM install option
(or is familiar with it) knows whether it can be re-used. ie, if
you're leasing machines, can you send it out to a client, get it back
after a while and just run the script again to
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Phillip Lougher wrote:
> Anthony Yarusso wrote:
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>> I was wondering if someone who helped develop the OEM install
>> option (or is familiar with it) knows whether it can be re-used.
>> ie, if you're leasing
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I recently purchased a Keyspan USB-Serial converter, and have been
looking into what I would need to do to make it work in Ubuntu. The
Keyspan site suggests compiling a new kernel; the wiki seems to say I
can splice in a module without going to that e
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Waldemar Kornewald wrote:
> On 9/30/07, Thilo Six <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> umount the partition and *then* run:
>> $ sudo tune2fs -c 0 -i 1m /dev/hdXY
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>> that will reduce fsck period to once a month, regarless of bootcount.
>> But do that on yo
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I haven't looked at how it actually works yet, but the idea of being
able to check the filesystem and/or blocks read-only while the system
is running and only warn on error sounds fairly appealing. I imagine
the implementation could look something lik
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Kristian Erik Hermansen wrote:
> On 10/23/07, Daniel Holbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I had some discussions with John Dong and Jo?o Pinto and both
>> acknowledged the fact that there's a need for installing just a
>> select few backport packages
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