Perhaps it was a little tactless of me to say this:
"I find the Synaptic package manager a bit confusing. Maybe this is
explained in the help notes, but, in general, there are certain items
marked with a solid orange square and others not, and they're all
independently tickable, then there is the
To follow on with a thought from Paul.
No 10 website has a place where you can put a petition up for the
government to read and others can sign it.
As the BBC is a publicly funded organization and it is answerable to the
folk of this country or them whom watch any form of T.V?
Shalom
Rik
Ch
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> >> My little lad wants to play the new CBBC game 'Adventure Rock' from the
> BBC
> >> on my laptop. It seems that game is available for only for Windows XP
> >> however: http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/adventurerock/hints/faq.shtml
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> >> I'm going to give
On 14 Mar 2009, at 18:32, Paul Sutton wrote:
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> Chris Rowson wrote:
>> My little lad wants to play the new CBBC game 'Adventure Rock' from the BBC
>> on my laptop. It seems that game is available for only for Windows XP
>> however: http://www.bb
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Chris Rowson wrote:
> My little lad wants to play the new CBBC game 'Adventure Rock' from the BBC
> on my laptop. It seems that game is available for only for Windows XP
> however: http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/adventurerock/hints/faq.shtml
>
> I'm going
On 14/03/2009 14:24, Chris Rowson wrote:
> My little lad wants to play the new CBBC game 'Adventure Rock' from
> the BBC on my laptop. It seems that game is available for only for
> Windows XP however:
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/adventurerock/hints/faq.shtml
>
> I'm going to give it a bash on W
I find the Synaptic package manager a bit confusing. Maybe this is
explained in the help notes, but, in general, there are certain items
marked with a solid orange square and others not, and they're all
independently tickable, then there is the choice between 'remove' and
'complete remove'. Is ther
On 14 Mar 2009 at 7:23, Sean Miller wrote:
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> On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 7:17 AM, Rowan Berkeley
> wrote:
> > Sounds good to me (but I can already hear Al thinking to himself, what a
> > typical lazy windoze style solution, he'll never learn anything if he
> > just uninstalls and re-installs en bl
That isn't always the case. In many models the fast SLC type SSD is
soldered on, this is around 4GB, then the larger capacity, slower
storage is mounted in a Mini PCI-e socket. Not sure about the other
models, this was the case for the 900 and 901, as well as the 8GB 701.
The base 701 only have the
>
> It doesn't surprise me at all that they do, though: I think it is a
> typical Establishment expression of the sticky Anglo-American 'special
> relationship' (incidentally, Britain is not the only entity claiming a
> 'special relationship' with the USA).
>
> On Sat, 2009-03-14 at 14:24 +, Ch
It doesn't surprise me at all that they do, though: I think it is a
typical Establishment expression of the sticky Anglo-American 'special
relationship' (incidentally, Britain is not the only entity claiming a
'special relationship' with the USA).
On Sat, 2009-03-14 at 14:24 +, Chris Rowson wr
My little lad wants to play the new CBBC game 'Adventure Rock' from the BBC
on my laptop. It seems that game is available for only for Windows XP
however: http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/adventurerock/hints/faq.shtml
I'm going to give it a bash on Wine but I'm not sure I'll have much luck.
I find it in
The SSDs in the EEE PCs are actually IC's that are mounted directly onto the
motherboard. Therefore it is almost impossible to change them.
Regards
James
SJ Computers
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[mailto:ubuntu-uk-boun...@lists.ubuntu.com] On Behalf Of Rob
oh, quite so, Al, but I am merely trying to remove the things I myself
added yesterday - not items that were on the LiveCD, or that came with
the automatic updates that I received when I went online after running
the LiveCD and installing ubuntu 8.10 from it. In fact, I chose these
two add-ons, gna
2009/3/14 Rowan Berkeley :
> In fact I think I have managed to locate the gnash 0.8.4 and swfdec
> 0.8.0 packages in synaptic and remove them after all, so I won't have to
> re-install the whole of firefox.
Re-installing applications actually rarely "fixes" anything. There are
a few exceptions to
In fact I think I have managed to locate the gnash 0.8.4 and swfdec
0.8.0 packages in synaptic and remove them after all, so I won't have to
re-install the whole of firefox. They have their own little
dependencies, which are still in there but non-removable, so maybe I
should have used the 'complet
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 7:17 AM, Rowan Berkeley
wrote:
> Sounds good to me (but I can already hear Al thinking to himself, what a
> typical lazy windoze style solution, he'll never learn anything if he
> just uninstalls and re-installs en bloc every time he has detailed
> issues...)
Nah there
Sounds good to me (but I can already hear Al thinking to himself, what a
typical lazy windoze style solution, he'll never learn anything if he
just uninstalls and re-installs en bloc every time he has detailed
issues...)
On Sat, 2009-03-14 at 07:11 +, Sean Miller wrote:
> Just uninstall and re
Just uninstall and reinstall Firefox itself, from Synaptic... then
when you have it re-installed don't add that particular plug-in to it!
Sean
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