Hi all,
I was out this evening with some people from my lab, and my supervisor
brought his new girlfriend along (I didn't even know my supervisor had a
social life, he's in the lab a lot!). It turns out that his girlfriend
works for the BBC and she is part of a team which a planning a
document
London School of Puppetry wrote:
> I want to apologise for mixing up mailing lists and sending some of you
> unwanted information about a puppetry course.I do sift people out if I
> have more extended exchanges, but it issometimes difficult to remember
> who is who. However, can anyone give me
On 08/02/2008, John Levin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> Put yer thinking caps on for Ubuntu's presence.
My arse is a big enough presence :P Will be coming along, I imagine :)
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On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 19:21 +, John Levin wrote:
> Lug Radio Live - the original UK edition - has announced time and place
> for the 2008 event, July 19th & 20th at Wolverhampton University Student
> Union.
>
> http://lugradio.org/live/UK2008/start
>
> Put yer thinking caps on for Ubuntu'
Lug Radio Live - the original UK edition - has announced time and place
for the 2008 event, July 19th & 20th at Wolverhampton University Student
Union.
http://lugradio.org/live/UK2008/start
Put yer thinking caps on for Ubuntu's presence.
John
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On 08/02/2008, Pete Stean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In my view MythTV is still a bit of a dark art - I've never managed to
> get it to work to this day. I have a Nebula digital TV PCI card in my
> machine, and it works "out of the box" with Kaffeine (running under
> Gnome btw), as do many of t
> In my view MythTV is still a bit of a dark art - I've never managed to
> get it to work to this day. I have a Nebula digital TV PCI card in my
> machine, and it works "out of the box" with Kaffeine (running under
> Gnome btw), as do many of the other popular cards.
>
MythTV a dark art! LOL
I
On Feb 8, 2008 2:36 PM, John Levin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kirrus wrote:
> > - "Andrew Oakley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> Failing all of those, Yahoo Groups is one of the better free web-based
> >> mailing list managers, and certainly VERY easy to use. Although
> >>
> >
> > I wou
Kirrus wrote:
> - "Andrew Oakley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Failing all of those, Yahoo Groups is one of the better free web-based
>> mailing list managers, and certainly VERY easy to use. Although
>>
>
> I would recommend staying away from Yahoo Groups - They stick adverts all
> ove
- "Andrew Oakley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Failing all of those, Yahoo Groups is one of the better free web-based
> mailing list managers, and certainly VERY easy to use. Although
>
I would recommend staying away from Yahoo Groups - They stick adverts all over
your email. (I play on
John Levin wrote:
> London School of Puppetry wrote:
>> who is who. However, can anyone give me information about how to
>> organise mailing lists so that this does not happen. I use googlemail.
> Given that you have a website, but no sign up form that I can see, I'd
> recommend installing a mai
I want to apologise for mixing up mailing lists and sending some of you
unwanted information about a puppetry course.I do sift people out if I have
more extended exchanges, but it issometimes difficult to remember who is
who. However, can anyone give me information about how to organise mailing
l
In my view MythTV is still a bit of a dark art - I've never managed to
get it to work to this day. I have a Nebula digital TV PCI card in my
machine, and it works "out of the box" with Kaffeine (running under
Gnome btw), as do many of the other popular cards.
Pete
Stuart Bird wrote:
> The first way is to use: gksudo nautilus to access and edit files as
> root. The second way is to add myself to the root group which then
> allows me full control from my normal users account.
>
> Can anyone advise if these are viable (ie safe) long term solutions or
> shou
Well, I've found a couple of workarounds to this problem however I am not
entirely convinced that either of them are a sensible option.
The first way is to use: gksudo nautilus to access and edit files as root. The
second way is to add myself to the root group which then allows me full control
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