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I was about to book train tickets for OggCamp, but thought before I did
so I'd see if anyone on these lists from the Derby area was going and
wanted to car share and split the cost of petrol. I intend to travel to
and from the v
Liam Proven wrote:
> You should get her a Simplicity box...
>
> http://www.simplicitycomputers.co.uk/
Er-rrm, on the subject of subject :)
Wasn't sure how to add myself to the list, and when I did, it wasn't
hyperlink, just the nick. But I'll be there nonetheless ;)
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Sounds good!
Put my name down...
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> From: Isabell Long
> To: UK Ubuntu Talk
> Sent: Thu, 25 March, 2010 15:16:41
> Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] London Ubuntu install part
It all sounds very good to me! I'd be pleased to attend if it goes
ahead. If everything specified in the original list goes ahead, yes
we would definitely need more than 3 to 4 hours!
Isabell.
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On 25 March 2010 14:01, Jon Reynolds wrote:
> The thought of giving screencasts a go had crossed my mind, but then I
> don't have a tidy Windows setup on which to make them. Really must
> convince her to try ubuntu.
>
Mines using Ubuntu, but I set the machine up to dual-boot just in case
she does
On 25 March 2010 14:01, Jon Reynolds wrote:
> The thought of giving screencasts a go had crossed my mind, but then I
> don't have a tidy Windows setup on which to make them. Really must
> convince her to try ubuntu.
Yep!
>
> I think the problem with ubuntu on my parents computers (have nearly
> c
The thought of giving screencasts a go had crossed my mind, but then I
don't have a tidy Windows setup on which to make them. Really must
convince her to try ubuntu.
I think the problem with ubuntu on my parents computers (have nearly
convinced my dad to try - will push him for at least dual-boot
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From: ubuntu-uk-boun...@lists.ubuntu.com
[mailto:ubuntu-uk-boun...@lists.ubuntu.com] On Behalf Of Alan Pope
Sent: 25 March 2010 13:08
To: UK Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Mums,Was: Ubuntu UK Science Museum Visit - WiFi
Available!
Hi,
On 25 March 2010 12:37, Thoma
Hi,
On 25 March 2010 12:37, Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
> Are these personalised screencasts or are they freely available?
I'm not sure whether to make them public or not to be honest. I've
made some decisions about her desktop which people might disagree
with. For example I've installed Picasa as th
On 25/03/10 12:37, Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
> On 25 March 2010 12:26, Alan Pope wrote:
>>
>> That way she can go over what I've told her. I've also planned to make
>> some screencasts for her which get automatically delivered to her PC
>> when she's online. That way she can watch the video multiple
On 25 March 2010 12:26, Alan Pope wrote:
>
> That way she can go over what I've told her. I've also planned to make
> some screencasts for her which get automatically delivered to her PC
> when she's online. That way she can watch the video multiple times so
> it does 'sink in'.
>
> Cheers,
> Al.
On 25 March 2010 11:52, Jon Reynolds wrote:
> Yeah I try to explain things to her, but I think it is a
> combination of falling deaf ears and simply not getting it. My mum is 66 this
> year, has been using a computer a lot more in the last 4 or 5 years as she
> has become more or less bed-bound,
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Jon Reynolds
wrote:
> Oh god, don't even go there... My mum has a netbook running XP. I really
> would like to get Ubuntu on it, seeing as I am her main support,
> although I do live 200 miles away, so support at the mo is via
> logmein.com... not that any of this
Yeah I try to explain things to her, but I think it is a
combination of falling deaf ears and simply not getting it. My mum is 66 this
year, has been using a computer a lot more in the last 4 or 5 years as she has
become more or less bed-bound, so its been a good thing for her. But even after
ye
On 25 March 2010 11:12, Jon Reynolds wrote:
> But she really doesn't have a clue bless her. The basic principles of
> what a password is and what it is for and how her email username and
> password isn't what the entire Internet is asking her for just doesn't
> sink in.
>
Have you tried educating
Oh god, don't even go there... My mum has a netbook running XP. I really
would like to get Ubuntu on it, seeing as I am her main support,
although I do live 200 miles away, so support at the mo is via
logmein.com... not that any of this is any reason not to use Ubuntu.
But she really doesn't have
On 25/03/10 10:47, Alan Bell wrote:
> Jon Reynolds wrote:
>> > Well as it turns out, April 17 is my Mum's birthday so not likely I
>> > could come anyway.
>> >
> bring her along as a special birthday treat!
We could tell her about popey's Mumbuntu project. :-)
Al
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> bring her along as a special birthday treat!
>
LOL! :)
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Jon Reynolds wrote:
> Well as it turns out, April 17 is my Mum's birthday so not likely I
> could come anyway.
>
bring her along as a special birthday treat!
> Its funny tho, as just this week I have been wanting to go only to see
> the IMAX Hubble 3D showing in there that's on at the mo. Re
Well as it turns out, April 17 is my Mum's birthday so not likely I
could come anyway.
Its funny tho, as just this week I have been wanting to go only to see
the IMAX Hubble 3D showing in there that's on at the mo. Really
would like to see it. Its about 50 mins long and should be spectacular
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