norman wrote:
> My brother who is a very recent convert to Ubuntu has a Belkin USB
> Wireless G adapter which he would like to use. In order to do this I
> understand that it is necessary to know the chipset details so could
> someone please tell me if it is possible, using Ubuntu, to get this
> in
On 23/06/09 21:05, Sean Miller wrote:
> Problem with "learning Linux" is that there is really no such thing,
> Linux is merely a kernel and every distribution is different...
> obviously the core bash and command line utilities tend to be fairly
> consistent, though even then paths (for instance) v
Problem with "learning Linux" is that there is really no such thing,
Linux is merely a kernel and every distribution is different...
obviously the core bash and command line utilities tend to be fairly
consistent, though even then paths (for instance) vary wildly between
distributions.
I know you
On 23/06/09 14:37, John wrote:
> alan c wrote:
>> John wrote:
>> I do not know about courses, however I do know that if you can get the
>> attention of a helper friend then 'gitso' can be used with remarkable
>> effect. It is even pretty simple from the helper's end.
>> http://code.google.com/p/gi
My brother who is a very recent convert to Ubuntu has a Belkin USB
Wireless G adapter which he would like to use. In order to do this I
understand that it is necessary to know the chipset details so could
someone please tell me if it is possible, using Ubuntu, to get this
information.
Norman
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John wrote:
> Tim Dobson wrote:
>
>> John wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hi I was wondering if anybody knows of an Image Hosting that works with
>>> Ubuntu. I did use Photobucket and Webshot, but neither work with Linux.
>>> I tried Imageshack, but cant get that to work either.
>>>
>>>
>
Tim Dobson wrote:
> John wrote:
>
>> Hi I was wondering if anybody knows of an Image Hosting that works with
>> Ubuntu. I did use Photobucket and Webshot, but neither work with Linux.
>> I tried Imageshack, but cant get that to work either.
>>
>
> AFAIK they should or do work for me.
>
>
alan c wrote:
> John wrote:
>
>> My main pc went to the manufacturer today, it didnt break down as such,
>> it just needs some work done on it, plus it I want some extra RAM memory
>> and a better Graphics card. I am now using my little netbook, which is
>> doing remarkably, for what I have a
At last, I have my bamboo up and running and, as far as it goes, it
works really well and all that remains is to make the buttons work. To
do this I have a script which I was told would work in
home/username/.xinitrc file. However, as far as I can find out no such
file exists in Ubuntu. There is a
John wrote:
> My main pc went to the manufacturer today, it didnt break down as such,
> it just needs some work done on it, plus it I want some extra RAM memory
> and a better Graphics card. I am now using my little netbook, which is
> doing remarkably, for what I have attached to it.
>
> I jus
My main pc went to the manufacturer today, it didnt break down as such,
it just needs some work done on it, plus it I want some extra RAM memory
and a better Graphics card. I am now using my little netbook, which is
doing remarkably, for what I have attached to it.
I just wondered, I have attac
Tony Arnold wrote:
> Alan,
>
> Alan Pope wrote:
>> 2009/6/22 Dave Morley :
>>> As far as I can tell the main reasoning is the fact that they can lose 2
>>> apps (ekiga and pidgin) thus saving space and also the empathy upstream
>>> were working on bugs faster than pidgin were.
>>>
>>> this should
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