I'm afraid I owe you all an apology.
I committed to write a chapter and have utterly failed to produce. In
hindsight, I realize I was in no position to be able to give the commitment the
time it deserved. I won't patronize you with self justifying reasons. I will
just try and get across how tru
Hi Ed,
I'm not working on the Wiki, I'm working on a manual for Ubuntu. But don't let
that put you off! I'll forward your email to the Ubuntu Manual Mailing list,
and I'm sure someone will be in touch pretty soon with details about how you
can join in contribute.
Cheers,
Alistair.
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Thanks to jmburgess & John Hart for the comments on the "code box" issue. I'd
never considered that point before. That'll improve the way I look at my
documentation at work. Nice one guys, thank you!
Alistair
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Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ub
In my draft, I'm only going to write a guide for software center. By 10.04,
all the functions of Synaptic should be included in Software center (am I right
about this?). I'll mention Apt-get and the Command line, but only for the sake
of completeness. I assume our target audience is primarily G
Hi,
I found a couple of pages on the net that might help
http://tekguru.wordpress.com/2008/07/26/howto-setup-bsnl-data-card-in-linux/
http://fingergeeks.wordpress.com/2009/06/17/configure-bsnl-evdo-datacard-on-ubuntu/
If neither of those two sort you out, then let us know and we'll put you
Hi,
As this is my first attempt, could anybody point me towards Canonical/Ubuntu
Style and Content Guidelines? I seem to remember them being referred to, and I
think reading them would bolster my confidence.
BTW - I think simplifying and grading the wiki would be very helpful to a newb
like me
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