Instead of being negative, how about we individually write to BBC (Radio 4)
and compliment them on their show! I'm sure it would massage some egos and
at the same time we could give them some fresh ideas bout their next
program...even offering to help out.
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David Morley wrote:
>> Nothing is d/loading at all I have it running ok in Edgy
>> but Feisty will not play...
>>
>>
> Have you put your server info in again when I update from edgy to
> feisty I had to. When I did a fresh install I had to do the same
> thing even though my home folder is o
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> London School of Puppetry wrote:
>>> Sorry to change the subject- I have Ubuntu 6,10 installed. Open Office
>>> crashes if I try to copy or cut and paste into an email. I have
>>> re-installed Open Office, but it is still happening.
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London School of Puppetry wrote:
> Sorry to change the subject- I have Ubuntu 6,10 installed. Open Office
> crashes if I try to copy or cut and paste into an email. I have
> re-installed Open Office, but it is still happening.
> Does that mean that the
> Sorry to change the subject- I have Ubuntu 6,10 installed. Open Office
> crashes if I try to copy or cut and paste into an email. I have re-installed
> Open Office, but it is still happening.
> Does that mean that the re-installation did not work or is there another
> problem somewhere else?
No i
Sorry to change the subject- I have Ubuntu 6,10 installed. Open Office
crashes if I try to copy or cut and paste into an email. I have re-installed
Open Office, but it is still happening.
Does that mean that the re-installation did not work or is there another
problem somewhere else?
Caroline
On
Could someone contact an education prograame such as The Learning Curve
about the benefits of OSS over MS? There is a school up in NYorks that has
gone over to OSS and there was a Govt paper about it I believe. Caroline
On 15/01/07, alan c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John McCourt wrote:
> It'
Actually, it is there.
Listed as ukpolitcs (With a typo!)
Bravo! What a superb program.
On Mon, 2007-01-15 at 19:49 +, John McCourt wrote:
> I recently wrote a program called SteekyTV for Linux.
> I'm not sure if it has BBC Parlaiment working yet but
> it's something I will check into. There
That is fantastic!
BBC parliament isn't there yet, I hope you can add it in the future.
Doughty street is there though :D
Congratulations on a truly incredible program.
On Mon, 2007-01-15 at 19:49 +, John McCourt wrote:
> I recently wrote a program called SteekyTV for Linux.
> I'm not sure
> Nothing is d/loading at all I have it running ok in Edgy
> but Feisty will not play...
>
Have you put your server info in again when I update from edgy to
feisty I had to. When I did a fresh install I had to do the same
thing even though my home folder is on it's own drive this might be
part o
John
I just downloaded your SteekyTV and it seems to be working well. Nice
little program. I am just watching the news from Fox8 in Florida :-)
I can't wait till all TV is streamed on the net.
Thanks
Colin
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On 15/01/07, Roberto Sarrionandia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't access any of the realplayer video either, just the WMV.
What plug in is FireFox using?
Try the mplayer plug in for FireFox, it can handle real media OK.
If you get the first second playing and then it stops then just keep
hitti
David Morley wrote:
> Trying to get Pan to run in Feisty and it will not show any headers for
> incoming
> groupsOk on sending thoughAnyone else had this problem ??
>
> The only thing I can think of is if it is a well used group it can
> take a long while to update the headers. I thought i
I recently wrote a program called SteekyTV for Linux.
I'm not sure if it has BBC Parlaiment working yet but
it's something I will check into. There are a few BBC
video feeds in there and it's all updated server side.
The program is in the very early stages of devlopment
but seems to work on Edgy.
Michael Wood wrote:
> alan c wrote:
>> I have only used IRC a few times, and have only a vague idea of the
>> issues around it. I noyice in UWN 27 that
>> =
>> If you are using IRC to connect to any of the Ubuntu IRC channels, the
>> IRC Operator's Team would like to inform you that to make
alan c wrote:
> I have only used IRC a few times, and have only a vague idea of the
> issues around it. I noyice in UWN 27 that
> =
> If you are using IRC to connect to any of the Ubuntu IRC channels, the
> IRC Operator's Team would like to inform you that to make your
> connection secure y
On 15/01/07, alan c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have only used IRC a few times, and have only a vague idea of the
> issues around it. I noyice in UWN 27 that
> =
> If you are using IRC to connect to any of the Ubuntu IRC channels, the
> IRC Operator's Team would like to inform you that to m
Does anyone know how to get the BBC parliament streams working in Edgy?
It seems I can watch all of the recorded video, but I can't access the
live feeds.
I can't access any of the realplayer video either, just the WMV.
Has anyone had any luck? I've got all of the win32 codecs.
I have only used IRC a few times, and have only a vague idea of the
issues around it. I noyice in UWN 27 that
=
If you are using IRC to connect to any of the Ubuntu IRC channels, the
IRC Operator's Team would like to inform you that to make your
connection secure you should use port 8001 wh
Trying to get Pan to run in Feisty and it will not show any headers for
incoming
groupsOk on sending thoughAnyone else had this problem ??
The only thing I can think of is if it is a well used group it can
take a long while to update the headers. I thought it was playing up
the first time
Paul,
Paul Sladen wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, alan c wrote:
>> ] Alan Cox [..] filed a patent application [regarding] DRM.
>> ] Upon detection of a violation of these terms, state information
>> ] pertaining to the computer program is saved
>> interesting times eh?
>
> I haven't entirely worke
On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, alan c wrote:
> ] Alan Cox [..] filed a patent application [regarding] DRM.
> ] Upon detection of a violation of these terms, state information
> ] pertaining to the computer program is saved
> interesting times eh?
I haven't entirely worked out the stategy (just getting medi
quote from article:
==
Alan Cox, developer of the Linux Kernel, has filed a patent
application seeking to obtain ownership of DRM, and all the
technologies surrounding it. Taken from the patent abstract, Cox
asserts the origins of DRM and outlines the practice in detail:
Trying to get Pan to run in Feisty and it will not show any headers for
incoming
groupsOk on sending thoughAnyone else had this problem ??
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you coukld use a drive formatting tool to do this before you try installing,
are your BIOS settings all right???
James
JonI have downloaded the alternative - unfortunately, the CD cannot find my
hard disk and the installation fails each time. I've tried a few times. Any
ideas?Al
>
On Mon, 2007-01-15 at 10:42 +, alan c wrote:
> John McCourt wrote:
> > It's great that the Beeb are talking about OSS. I wish
> > they'd talk more about Linux on "Click" and the news
> > though.
>
> I have stopped bothering to watch Click, it is simply not relevant to
> Linux or open source a
John McCourt wrote:
> It's great that the Beeb are talking about OSS. I wish
> they'd talk more about Linux on "Click" and the news
> though.
I have stopped bothering to watch Click, it is simply not relevant to
Linux or open source at all.
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