I have a program that needs to use a pop up window to transfer folders
to my Gallery from nautilus. The pop up window is too long, and I cannot
get to all of the files in it. Is there any way I can get it so that the
pop up window fits and I can scroll up and down the list of files. Its
an open
All you Loco people near Manchester might be interested in this - it's
this tuesday!
Tim
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Subject: [Fsuk-manchester] Manchester Free Software Talk - Dan Lynch,
Audio Production with Free Software
Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 17:09:51 +0100
From: Lucy
To: Manchester
Chris
Have a look see at a Linux Weekly News of about two weeks ago about the Low
Latency issues that Rob mentions. It also refers to an article at a site
that I can't remember at the moment written by Dave Phillips, I think, who
is always looking at linux audio. Might give you some pointers.
I
I have just run up a new Ubuntu home server, a Dell PowerEdge 600SC
(P4, 2.8GHz, 512MB RAM) running 8.04-3. It has a plain VGA monitor -
monochrome, even - on it. Mostly, I expect to administer it from ssh.
But I do need to use the console sometimes, and it would be helpful to
set the console VGA
2009/7/17 Chris Weaver :
> Wow that sounds incredibly opportune! I'm down in London sadly but would
> certainly appreciate a video link.
>
A while ago Tony Whitmore made some screencasts showing how we edit
and mix the audio for the podcast using free software on Ubuntu. It
shows how we get from a
Chris Weaver wrote:
> Do you get satisfactory performance from Audacity? It always seems to
> crash at the critical moment!
Seems to work okay for basic stuff that I do and I've found for simple
recording, basic editing (cutting bits out) and exporting it seems to
work fine. I haven't really tr
I experimented with Ubuntu Studio at one stage, and it seemed to work well.
Ended up reverting (at the time) to DeMuDi/Agnula because I already
had it installed on a machine and couldn't be bothered to switch.
But I dispute the allegation that Linux doesn't perform on audio
because with a low lat
Wow that sounds incredibly opportune! I'm down in London sadly but would
certainly appreciate a video link.
cheers,
Chris
2009/7/17 Lucy
> 2009/7/17 Chris Weaver :
> > Prompted by a comment by Rob Beard, I'd be interested to see if anyone is
> > running Ubuntu in a audio environment (work, hob
On 17/07/09 13:33, John Matthews wrote:
> I got down to the permissions page, and it just looked like a lot of
> stuff, that made no sense at all.
>
> I am sorry that I have had to ask, I will try from now on to not bother
> you.
>
> Thank you again,
>
> John.
>
Hi John,
There is another, quite
2009/7/17 Chris Weaver :
> Prompted by a comment by Rob Beard, I'd be interested to see if anyone is
> running Ubuntu in a audio environment (work, hobbyist or whatever) and more
> specific peoples experiences with it.
>
> - Chris
I don't suppose you live near Manchester at all?
Dan Lynch, a podc
Do you get satisfactory performance from Audacity? It always seems to crash
at the critical moment!
Have been looking a Rezound but the last update was way back in 2008.
- Chris
2009/7/17 Rob Beard
> Chris Weaver wrote:
> > Prompted by a comment by Rob Beard, I'd be interested to see if anyo
Chris Weaver wrote:
> Prompted by a comment by Rob Beard, I'd be interested to see if anyone
> is running Ubuntu in a audio environment (work, hobbyist or whatever)
> and more specific peoples experiences with it.
>
> - Chris
>
Nearest I got was running the open source Rivendell radio playout sys
Prompted by a comment by Rob Beard, I'd be interested to see if anyone is
running Ubuntu in a audio environment (work, hobbyist or whatever) and more
specific peoples experiences with it.
- Chris
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On 17/07/09 13:33, John Matthews wrote:
>>
>> This page (of the link I have referred you to on several occasions) will
>> explain all this far better than I can in a text-mode email.
>>
>> http://linuxcommand.org/lts0070.php
>>
>
> I got down to the permissions page, and it just looked like a lot
2009/7/17 John Matthews :
> [snip]
> I got down to the permissions page, and it just looked like a lot of
> stuff, that made no sense at all.
>
> I am sorry that I have had to ask, I will try from now on to not bother
> you.
I hope you won't stop asking. Especially if you've read the contents
of a
Just to add to thisthe $ or # denote the type of access you have...
$ means that you have standard shell access, whereas if you see # at the
start of a command you have (or should have) root access.
Obviously in Ubuntu if you are looking for help somewhere and see a command
written as #apt-ge
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 1:33 PM, John Matthews wrote:
> the $pwd commands shows the directory, then it says if you want to
> change the directory, it tells you to use $cd /usr/then directory you
Hmmm... typing "pwd" will show the current directory. The "$" is the
command prompt, it is not part of
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
> On 17/07/09 06:45, John Matthews wrote:
>
>> Ok, this is some good news, I have a question to ask, I need to change
>> the permissions of a file in one of my folders, on my site, it has to be
>> read only, as it is its 777.
>>
>> I have gotten into the folder and have t
Ah, cheers Al. Didn't think it would be that easy - nice!
Ian
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Sent: 17 July 2009 11:27
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Localisation was Archos 10
2009/7/17 Rowan Berkeley :
> Regarding my problem with uncorrectable audio filenames, here is a
> closely related blog post:
>
> "I recently noticed that Rhythmbox was behaving strangely when reading
> the ID3 tags of my MP3 collection. No matter what ID3 tag editor I used
> to try to correct the i
2009/7/17 Ian Pascoe :
> If Mark was to sally forth to the land of the French and bought this item,
> apart from the keyboard, which might be en Francais, to change the
> localisation would you have to do a fresh install?
>
Depends if the language packages for -en had been removed (probably
have).
A couple of thoughts that I'd be interested in peoples comments on.
If Mark was to sally forth to the land of the French and bought this item,
apart from the keyboard, which might be en Francais, to change the
localisation would you have to do a fresh install?
Secondly, on the same machine, not n
On Fri, 2009-07-17 at 05:16 +0100, Sean Miller wrote:
> And I'm not quite sure what the objections to the music clients are
> either... are you bemoaning the lack of iTunes, perchance? I
> certainly don't miss Windows Media Player!! Bloatware of the highest
> order.
>
> Sean
>
I have to adm
I've never encountered such behaviour.
Strange...
Sean
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Sean Miller said:
> What's wrong with the e-mailer? You have a choice of multiple e-mail
> clients, Evolution and Thunderbird being the most popular, but there
> are many others in the repos. Far better than Outlook Express or
> whatever.
Rob Beard said:
> What E-Mail application and Music Pla
On 17/07/09 08:29, Rob Beard wrote:
> Rowan Berkeley wrote:
>> However, on my new machine, a 'Linux Emporium' Lenovo N-500 running
>> Ubuntu 9.04, there are no problems at all. I would say that Ubuntu falls
>> short in its applications clients, notably the music player and
>> e-mailer.
>>
> What E-
Rowan Berkeley wrote:
> However, on my new machine, a 'Linux Emporium' Lenovo N-500 running
> Ubuntu 9.04, there are no problems at all. I would say that Ubuntu falls
> short in its applications clients, notably the music player and
> e-mailer.
>
What E-Mail application and Music Player are you
William Anderson wrote:
> Steve wrote:
>
>> [snip]
>>
>> Just wait. October will be even more fun as people try to upgrade from
>> vista to 7. I've already told a few it's going to cost them more than the
>> usual couple of pints to sort the mess out.
>>
>
> From what I've heard, upgra
Steve wrote:
>
> Just wait. October will be even more fun as people try to upgrade from
> vista to 7. I've already told a few it's going to cost them more than the
> usual couple of pints to sort the mess out.
>
Yup, no doubt a good few hours backing up gigs of data, photos, music,
videos
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