On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 00:48:43 +
"Sean Miller" wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:31 AM, Colin McCarthy
> wrote:
> > As 'Three' customer my dongle is only £5 a month for 1GB. More than
> > enough mobile bandwidth.
>
> If I'm programming websites on ssh I would imagine that isn't a lot of
>
> How supported is it with Ubuntu? Is there a particular network that
> works well, are they all as easy as it comes or should I just forget
> it entirely and route through a Windows PC?
My 3G modem from '3' (a Huawei E220) worked straight
away on my Acer Aspire One running Intrepid.
I don't bel
Ian, out of curiosity, what laptop do you have? If I iunderstood right
with built in 3g?
On 20 Jan 2009, at 00:22, Ian Betteridge
wrote:
> The built-in 3G modem in my Dell was recognised under 8.10, and works
> perfectly.
>
> On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:17 AM, Simon Wears > wrote:
>> I've
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:31 AM, Colin McCarthy wrote:
> As 'Three' customer my dongle is only £5 a month for 1GB. More than
> enough mobile bandwidth.
If I'm programming websites on ssh I would imagine that isn't a lot of
bandwidth.
Just need to avoid downloading all that por... erm... ;-)
S
I am currently on a train going to the darkest parts of Kent and using
a 'Three' dongle on my eeePC 701 running eeeBuntu. 3G works fine in
Ubuntu 8.10. Although there is a know bug where you sometimes dont get
DNS from your provider, but it's being worked on. All I do is
disconnect and reconnect a
The built-in 3G modem in my Dell was recognised under 8.10, and works
perfectly.
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:17 AM, Simon Wears wrote:
> I've READ it works well, but I haven't tried it personally.
>
> Simon
>
>
>
> On 20 Jan 2009, at 00:05, "Sean Miller" wrote:
>
>> Anybody got any experience of
I've READ it works well, but I haven't tried it personally.
Simon
On 20 Jan 2009, at 00:05, "Sean Miller" wrote:
> Anybody got any experience of mobile broadband?
>
> I may be moving to rented accommodation shortly and don't know how
> long I'll be there, so the mobile broadband concept is te
Anybody got any experience of mobile broadband?
I may be moving to rented accommodation shortly and don't know how
long I'll be there, so the mobile broadband concept is tempting as
it'll allow me to not worry about "minimum contracts" and so on with
phone lines etc.
How supported is it with Ubun
a lot of the lug.org.uk sites are down at the moment due to server
upgrades by the lug.org.uk maintainers.
dundee.lug.org.uk is one of them.
NOTE: as far as i know
azmodie
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Hi Ken, You dont say in your email the area you are located which
would help to find more lugs closer to you.
In Dundee we have The Abertay Linux society (http://www.thelinuxsociety.org.uk)
as mentioned in Linux Format issue 115 (page 14) alongside Edlug.
Quote from site :
"You don't have to ha
Josh
I attempted to sign up to Worc's LUG about three or four months ago, when their
web site was up and running. I never received a reply, other than the server
generated stuff, and have never seen any list activity from it.
There are active LUG's within Worcestershire (Malvern) and close by
David King wrote:
> I know what you mean about the beard and sandals. Just look at a picture
> of Richard Stallman -- would you trust a man who looks like that to
> create your OS?
I don't mind his look so much, I just get The Fear when he opens his
mouth. IME he's either going to be rude, rip
** Josh Holland [2009-01-19 13:17]:
> Reading all this talk about LUGs makes me want to get involved in my own
> one (Worcestershire). However clicking on the link on http://lug.org.uk
> just redirects me to the lug.org.uk main page. Anyone else getting this
> problem or know anything about WorcsL
Reading all this talk about LUGs makes me want to get involved in my own
one (Worcestershire). However clicking on the link on http://lug.org.uk
just redirects me to the lug.org.uk main page. Anyone else getting this
problem or know anything about WorcsLUG?
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Just what you'll need to make the event a success. :)
http://bittersweetblog.wordpress.com/2009/01/19/not-quite-duck-pins/
Dianne
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2009/1/15 David King :
> Actually the max partition size for FAT32 is around 2 TB, which is a lot
> more than your 160 GB.
>
> However, if you were using Windows, its partition formatter does not
> allow you to format FAT32 partitions that big, probably because MS want
> everyone to use NTFS (espec
2009/1/18 William Anderson :
> Neil Greenwood wrote:
>> [snip]
>>
>> Have a look at http://blog.hanno-stock.de/archives/50 for a few extra
>> steps that will mark libraries and dependencies as automatically
>> installed (then they get removed when you choose to remove the package
>> you originally
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