To be honest, i do not think you could have got a more gifted and talented
new head. I see him across across many channels and teams - He really is an
outstanding guy.
Alan, well what can I say - except my usual thankyou. You really are a star,
and I am sure ubuntu-uk will continue to flourish und
On 17/03/11 21:31, Neil Greenwood wrote:
If you really want to convert, you have to delete the extended
partition and create a new primary partition.
Otherwise, if there's room, you could reformat the ex-Windows
partition and copy the Ubuntu partition into it, then delete the old
Ubuntu partiti
On 17/03/11 21:52, Alan Bell wrote:
On 17/03/11 21:27, David Jones wrote:
Train stops here?
Would that be the Real Ale Train?
What an excellent suggestion and as luck would have it the train is
already penciled in for June http://pad.ubuntu-uk.org/2011plan
in response to the demands for a sp
On 17/03/11 23:04, Matthew Daubney wrote:
Otherwise known as "The Most Important Thing You'll Read This Week"!
It had been pointed out that there was no documented process anywhere
for the LoCo leadership contest. Somehow I seemed to manage with the
action of doing this from a meeting I forgot t
Otherwise known as "The Most Important Thing You'll Read This Week"!
It had been pointed out that there was no documented process anywhere for
the LoCo leadership contest. Somehow I seemed to manage with the action of
doing this from a meeting I forgot to attend (that'll teach me!)
Anyway, can ev
Thanks to Dave for his work, and thank you Alan for taking on the job.
Dianne
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On 17/03/11 21:27, David Jones wrote:
Train stops here?
Would that be the Real Ale Train?
What an excellent suggestion and as luck would have it the train is
already penciled in for June http://pad.ubuntu-uk.org/2011plan
in response to the demands for a speech, I don't really do that kinda
On 17 March 2011 13:21, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
> I have a dual-boot machine - Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04. I'm looking to
> remove the Windows part but unfortunately the Ubuntun install is on an
> extended partition. Is there any way to convert that extended partition to
> the active partitio
On 17/03/11 21:16, Alan Pope wrote:
On 14 February 2011 10:38, Dave Walker wrote:
I would like to suggest a process for finding my successor, this is that
suitable candidates self nominate to the wiki [0] with a name and short
intro. Then between now and 12:00 28th February, and an election is
On 17 March 2011 21:16, Alan Pope wrote:
> So with that. Thanks very much to Dave for caring for the community,
> and we're now over to Alan Bell's stewardship.
>
> Congratulations Alan, thanks for stepping up!
>
> SPEECH! SPEECH!
>
> Al.
Can't think of a better Alan to do the job. :P
Congrats,
On 14 February 2011 10:38, Dave Walker wrote:
> I would like to suggest a process for finding my successor, this is that
> suitable candidates self nominate to the wiki [0] with a name and short
> intro. Then between now and 12:00 28th February, and an election is
> conducted using the CIVS proces
On 14/03/2011 13:57, Tony Travis wrote:
Sorry, I am late to this thread, but I use UKFSN (UK Free Software
Network), who donate money to FLOSS development:
http://ukfsn.org
Tony >>> Thanks for taking the trouble to reply to this. I'm afraid
that, at £20 + VAT for a single domain, the U
I have a dual-boot machine - Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04. I'm looking to
remove the Windows part but unfortunately the Ubuntun install is on an
extended partition. Is there any way to convert that extended partition
to the active partition, or do I have to reformat and re-install?
--
My Alternat
> Al
> thanks for the suggestion
> I already looked at this - my problem is I cannot revert to the .22
> version without removing the .24 version and then getting the broken
> package problem (i have tried twice)
it looks as if this java issue with Ubuntu 10.04 & 10.10 is a Bug
#724217 which
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