Mac wrote:
Mac wrote:
Tony Travis wrote:
Yes, In principle, but network manager configures the network on a
per-user basis and this requires admin authority. Personally, I use
"WiFi Radar", which is brilliant!
Tony >>> I've been wondering whether to switch to WiFi Radar, but
n
Mac wrote:
> Tony Travis wrote:
>
>> Yes, In principle, but network manager configures the network on a
>> per-user basis and this requires admin authority. Personally, I use
>> "WiFi Radar", which is brilliant!
>
>
> Tony >>> I've been wondering whether to switch to WiFi Radar, but
> nervous
Tony Travis wrote:
> Yes, In principle, but network manager configures the network on a
> per-user basis and this requires admin authority. Personally, I use
> "WiFi Radar", which is brilliant!
Tony >>> I've been wondering whether to switch to WiFi Radar, but
nervous because at least network
Mac wrote:
> Tony Travis wrote:
>> Keith Bowerman wrote:
>>> I have two large hard drives on this computer with Ubuntu 7.10 on the
>>> first and Kubuntu 7.10 on the second.
>>>
>>> I am the administrator on both and there is a second user, my partner,
>>> on each. When I boot up the machine and lo
** Mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-12-09 19:27]:
> You may have seen this report about problems with the latest Seagate USB
> drives with GNU/Linux:
>
> http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2007/12/06/seagate-snubs-linux
>
> Does anyone know how accurate this is? I've been thinking of gett
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its the main realplayer link for nasatv. it contains four adresses.
that i having problems with.
brobostigon
Andy wrote:
> Hi
>
> On 08/12/2007, ptaylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> the details of the problem i have put in the forums
htt
Tony Travis wrote:
> Keith Bowerman wrote:
>> I have two large hard drives on this computer with Ubuntu 7.10 on the
>> first and Kubuntu 7.10 on the second.
>>
>> I am the administrator on both and there is a second user, my partner,
>> on each. When I boot up the machine and log-in in my name, I
On Sun, 2007-12-09 at 18:03 +, Keith Bowerman wrote:
> I have two large hard drives on this computer with Ubuntu 7.10 on the
> first and Kubuntu 7.10 on the second.
>
> I am the administrator on both and there is a second user, my partner,
> on each. When I boot up the machine and log-in in m
You may have seen this report about problems with the latest Seagate USB
drives with GNU/Linux:
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2007/12/06/seagate-snubs-linux
Does anyone know how accurate this is? I've been thinking of getting a
500Gb USB drive, and I've tended to use Seagates in
Keith Bowerman wrote:
> I have two large hard drives on this computer with Ubuntu 7.10 on the
> first and Kubuntu 7.10 on the second.
>
> I am the administrator on both and there is a second user, my partner,
> on each. When I boot up the machine and log-in in my name, Internet
> access is normal
Mac wrote:
> Andrew Jenkins wrote:
>
>> ...if I wanted to
>> have an application run at startup which file should
>> I edit and add the command to?
>
> Could you add it to System/Preferences/Sessions/Startup Programs?
>
> Mac
>
>
>
>
Thanks both, it never occurred to me to have a look throug
I have two large hard drives on this computer with Ubuntu 7.10 on the
first and Kubuntu 7.10 on the second.
I am the administrator on both and there is a second user, my partner,
on each. When I boot up the machine and log-in in my name, Internet
access is normal. However, if my partner switches
Dennis Holdroyd wrote:
> Thanks Rob your blog brought many happy hours back in recall with me
> learning to program on a ZX81 and before that a ZX80 with dad
> complaining I was taking over the TV and messing about!!! he bought me
> an old set for my room pure bliss Den
>
Hi Dennis,
Sounds t
Tony Travis wrote:
> Dennis Holdroyd wrote:
>> Thanks Rob your blog brought many happy hours back in recall with me
>> learning to program on a ZX81 and before that a ZX80 with dad
>> complaining I was taking over the TV and messing about!!! he bought me
>> an old set for my room pure bliss Den
Andrew Jenkins wrote:
> ...if I wanted to
> have an application run at startup which file should
> I edit and add the command to?
Could you add it to System/Preferences/Sessions/Startup Programs?
Mac
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Andrew,
Andrew Jenkins wrote:
> I would like my Yakuake to run at startup when
> using Gnome. I know it does it under KDE (I think
> it uses ~/.kde/Autostart to do it) but with
> Gnome you have to manually run it.
Go to System->Preferences->Sessions and select the Startup tab and add
it in there
Dennis Holdroyd wrote:
> Thanks Rob your blog brought many happy hours back in recall with me
> learning to program on a ZX81 and before that a ZX80 with dad
> complaining I was taking over the TV and messing about!!! he bought me
> an old set for my room pure bliss Den
Hello, Dennis.
You wer
Hi
On 08/12/2007, ptaylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the details of the problem i have put in the forums
> > > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=634992
What's the full address of the .ram file your having problems with?
Andy
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Computers are like air conditioners. Both stop working,
I would like my Yakuake to run at startup when
using Gnome. I know it does it under KDE (I think
it uses ~/.kde/Autostart to do it) but with
Gnome you have to manually run it.
I remember when I used Mandriva you were able to
get apps to 'autorun' by adding the run command to
a file which was some
ptaylor wrote:
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> hi
>
> i just want to be sure that my message has been read and that nobody
> could have helped,
Hello, brobostigon.
I read your message, but can't help ;-)
Actually, I'm interested in running RealPlayer on my iMac under 7.10
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Hi
i followed the instructions in the powerpc faq on how to install
realplayer, it installed with no problems. i firstly tried an mp3 and it
played with no problems, i then tried a bbc stream, and it crshed
realplayer. so i read the powerpc faq again
Thanks Rob your blog brought many happy hours back in recall with me
learning to program on a ZX81 and before that a ZX80 with dad complaining I
was taking over the TV and messing about!!! he bought me an old set for my
room pure bliss Den
On 09/12/2007, Rob Beard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> H
Hi folks,
I just wanted to give some feedback on the Museum Of Computing
"Challenge Santa" event and some support for Dianne's idea of an Ubuntu
Geekathon next year at the museum.
The event was really interesting, there were a fairly good range of
machines laid out with some actually up and ru
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i just want to be sure that my message has been read and that nobody
could have helped,
thanks
brobostigon
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On Sun, Dec 09, 2007 at 08:51:54AM +0700, taufanlubis wrote:
> > Alan Pope wrote:
> > > The 3945 is supported in Ubuntu, my Toshiba laptop has one.
> > >
> > > It has an issue that I _think_ is down to network manager in that it
> > > refuses
> > > to associate with an AP when first booted, howe
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