On 17/11/09 17:51, Tim Dobson wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> I wonder if anyone can help as this isn't exactly something I have a lot
> of experience doing and I can either start off in the direction I think
> looks best and possibly regret it later or I can ask for some pointers...
>
> So we are looking
Josh Holland wrote:
> While bearing in mind the upcoming Weave thing, the way to do this is
> documented on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/Tutorials/Bookmarks.
> Essentially, it is a matter of installing the bindwood package and
> restarting Firefox.
Mmm... Well, I've tried the Bindwood / Ubun
Josh Holland wrote:
> While bearing in mind the upcoming Weave thing, the way to do this is
> documented on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/Tutorials/Bookmarks.
> Essentially, it is a matter of installing the bindwood package and
> restarting Firefox.
Brilliant! Just what I was fruitlessly sea
While bearing in mind the upcoming Weave thing, the way to do this is
documented on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/Tutorials/Bookmarks.
Essentially, it is a matter of installing the bindwood package and
restarting Firefox.
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2009/11/17 mac :
> I understand the Ubuntu One team is working on using CouchDB to sync
> Firefox bookmarks via Ubuntu One. Despite much googling, I can't find
> any schedule for this, though there are some indications of good
> progress and imminent success. Does anyone here know when this featu
I understand the Ubuntu One team is working on using CouchDB to sync
Firefox bookmarks via Ubuntu One. Despite much googling, I can't find
any schedule for this, though there are some indications of good
progress and imminent success. Does anyone here know when this feature
may be available?
2009/11/17 mac :
> Just to update this thread and close it, I'm happy to report success. I
> removed liferea_1.6 with , and
> deleted .liferea_1.6 in /home and the liferea folder in ~/.gconf/apps.
>
> I then copied .liferea_1.4 from a backup into /home, and reinstalled
> liferea_1.6 from the repos
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:28:30 -, Tony Travis
wrote:
> Steve wrote:
>>>
>> Depends what you mean by a server and what you intend it to do. Any old
>> PC can be a server.
>
> Not quite - Any old PC can indeed run server software, but 'commodity'
> motherboards are not designed to be run cont
mac wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. I have tried this procedure, but
> liferea_1.6 wouldn't start until I deleted the .liferea_1.4 folder I'd
> copied into /home. As you imply, it's hard to be sure that all the bits
> of 1.6 have been removed (and you can't trust --purge liferea> to get eve
Steve wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:51:29 -, Tim Dobson wrote:
>
>> Hey there,
>>
>> I wonder if anyone can help as this isn't exactly something I have a lot
>> of experience doing and I can either start off in the direction I think
>> looks best and possibly regret it later or I can ask fo
Matt Wheeler wrote:
> I did an upgrade, and liferea managed the upgrade fine by itself. So
> what you could try is removing all reference to liferea 1.6 in your
> home dir (don't know how many places it stores stuff, anyone else?),
> putting your liferea 1.4 settings in the right place then jus
2009/11/17 mac :
> I've just done a clean install of Karmic on a Dell laptop. I want to
> transfer my Liferea_1.4 settings; but Karmic uses Liferea_1.6. It's
> turning out to be a complete PITA. I don't fancy redoing all the
> settings by hand. Anyone had success with this?
I did an upgrade,
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:51:29 -, Tim Dobson wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> I wonder if anyone can help as this isn't exactly something I have a lot
> of experience doing and I can either start off in the direction I think
> looks best and possibly regret it later or I can ask for some pointers...
>
>
Hey there,
I wonder if anyone can help as this isn't exactly something I have a lot
of experience doing and I can either start off in the direction I think
looks best and possibly regret it later or I can ask for some pointers...
So we are looking at putting together a custom server in a micro-AT
I've just done a clean install of Karmic on a Dell laptop. I want to
transfer my Liferea_1.4 settings; but Karmic uses Liferea_1.6. It's
turning out to be a complete PITA. I don't fancy redoing all the
settings by hand. Anyone had success with this?
mac
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Hey all,
Bit of an odd question as I'm certain it's a fault in the windows
clientside, but in case anyone here has seen this problem before
I'm trying to transfer some large files (250GB + ) onto a raid set using
NFS. When I used a Linux or Mac NFS client I can sustain a fast transfer
at a ve
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