mac wrote:
> Do any of you good folks use a decent KVM switch that works well with
> Ubuntu/Debian systems? If so, I'd be grateful for enough detail about
> make and model to enable ordering.
I use the Zonet KVM3004, 14 quid including 4 sets of cables:
http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/product.as
I have managed to get the ICON 255 to work. But it did periodically lock the
OS. I cannot say whether this would be the same for you...
But the drivers and howto can be found here:
http://pharscape.org/icon225.html
Hope it works for you!
:)
irc: selinuxium
James Thomas
2009/2/16 John
> And
I have used a very cheap one with 4 PCs for some time now, and it works
well. It is so cheap though, that there is no brand name on it. I bought
it on ebay. Although it is not a USB type, it has the PS2 connectors and
VGA.
So I do not know if a more expensive one would be better, probably not,
John,
Looking at the wiki it should just work
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G). You don't need
Oranges software, when you plug the dongle in click on the little icon
that that normally has your wifi signal strength and things and it
should have a "Mobile Provider" or something
I've been using a Belkin Flip usb KVM switch to share keyboard, monitor
and mouse between my main Ubuntu box and a second box (sometimes it's
one running Ubuntu, sometimes one running Debian).
Since upgrading my Ubuntu systems to Hardy, I've had problems with this
set up, as the screen resoluti
Scott Pashley wrote:
> I have used one of these dongles (different network, same hardware)
> and Network Manager just configured it for me. It was a Vodafone one
> that I set up, perhaps if the Orange ones continually refuse to work
> you could try a Voda one to see if it is your configuration o
Andrew Williams wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 12:46:43AM +, John wrote:
>
>> I wanted to try get Orange Wireless on here, as I have Orange with my
>> mobile. I went into the shop, and they allowed me to try installing the
>> dongle with one of their SIM cards, and the dongle.
>>
>> Well
Ken Robson wrote:
>> Hi all, I have Hutchison, trading as "3", my O/S is 8,04, as dongle software
>> is written for >windows, any step-by-step help to try and get it to run on
>> Ubuntu 8.04 would be >appreciated...
>> Thanks all, Michael
>>
>
> Michael, the easiest way to install it und
Michael G Fletcher wrote:
>> --- On Sun, 15/2/09, John wrote:
>>
>> From: John
>> Subject: [ubuntu-uk] Installing Orange wireless dongle on Ubuntu 8.10
>> To: "British Ubuntu Talk"
>> Date: Sunday, 15 February, 2009, 12:46 AM
>>
>> I wanted to try get Orange Wireless on here, as I have Orange wi
On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 15:04 +, Josh Holland wrote:
> There are trains arriving at 8:18, 8:39 and 9:09. I'll get whichever one
> is closest to most other people (if that makes sense).
Just found some more trains arriving at 8:28, 8:48 and 8:58.
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On Sat, 2009-02-14 at 12:46 +, Ciaran Mooney wrote:
> What time are you planning to get there so we don't have some poor
> soul driving backwards and forwards?
There are trains arriving at 8:18, 8:39 and 9:09. I'll get whichever one
is closest to most other people (if that makes sense).
--
J
John wrote:
> Hi everybody, you have been so helpful, I really appreciate it, but its
> not working. The Lightning 0.9 wont work on my machine for some reason.
> I wonder if its the version I am using. Which version is the best? I
> have everything everybody has suggested, and nothing. One thi
On Sat, 2009-02-14 at 12:46 +, Ciaran Mooney wrote:
> Josh,
>
> By the look of the wiki
> (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GlobalBugJam/Birmingham) there is a number we
> can all ring to get a lift. So you just need to get a train to Chester
> Road.
>
> What time are you planning to get there so we d
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