Hey Tony,
I am also using Ubuntu on an iBook G4 and have found it to be a nice
alternative to OSX. I have also successfully installed Feisty from the
community work ongoing to supple people like us with a nice GNU/Linux
distro.
If you have any problems, ping me on IRC. You will find me in the ubun
Can someone please tell me if my case
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=559817
in which il be using a motherboard
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=623454
Will be compatible with either of the two power supplies?
http://www.scan.co.uk/Produc
On Sat, 2007-08-11 at 16:04 +0100, michaelweaver wrote:
> However I can't seem to change directories to my PC drive so I can't
> mput my files to my web space.
> How do I get to my stored files to upload them?
> I keep getting an error message denying me access to my home directory
> on my PC and m
Farran Lee wrote:
> there is this... but on my laptop it will run, but won't find any
> bluetooth devices. The command is "kbtobexclient", but it is a kde
> program. It's called Bluetooth OBEX Client - it worked fine on our
> main pc though. Try it, see what it does for you.
>
> Also, try gnome-
I am hoping I have got my web pages displaying correctly and am trying
to transfer my files.
However I have come across a problem.
I type ftp from the Gnome terminal and press enter which is accepted, I
then type open ftp.uk.geocities.com where my web space is and hit Enter,
I type my user name and
Hello, Anyone using Ubuntu on an iMac G4?
I've just got one, and installed Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS (Dapper) on it...
Works quite well, but the recent decision by Canonical not to support
the PowerPC architecture in future is disappointing. There is a 'port'
of Feisty, but I couldn't get it to boot. M
Hope the first half helped!
> fazza [image: :)]
>
Cheers Farran, I'll give it a look.
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there is this... but on my laptop it will run, but won't find any
bluetooth devices. The command is "kbtobexclient", but it is a kde
program. It's called Bluetooth OBEX Client - it worked fine on our main
pc though. Try it, see what it does for you.
Also, try gnome-obex-server. When you run it, th
Has anyone tried using the Freespire sources list instead of the deb
non-free in Ubuntu and if so
what was the outcome ?
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High Peak UK
Using Ubuntu Gutsy Linux
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Caroline,
London School of Puppetry wrote:
> Thanks Alan, where would I find a firewall to use? Caroline
I would install Firestarter. It's in the repositories so you can install
it with Synpatic or your favourite package manager.
By default it blocks all incoming connections to you PC, so i
I've been fiddling with bluetooth in Ubuntu, and have been a wee bit
surprised that I don't seem to be able to find a good gui, that
integrates all of the functions I want to use.
For instance, when transferring a file from PC to mobile phone for
instance, it seems you have to use the command:
gn
> Pete Savage also suggested something similar a while ago. Not sure what
> happened with it, you might want to ping him to see what's going on.
>
> http://www.progbox.co.uk/wordpress/?p=169
>
> The best "Viral" videos are kept secret though, not announced on mailing
> lists and written up on a wik
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