On Thu, 2011-10-13 at 16:28 +0100, Gordon wrote:
> Thanks to all who responded - my problem is, when looking at mobile
> broadband deals, there's no technical detail on the dongles (or other
> kit) at all. All they say is "compatible with PC (by which I take it
> they mean Windows) or MAC".
> How d
I thought I would try an upgrade in place when the new distribution prompt
came up and it gets through to setting up the software channels then fails
because ubuntu-minimal has ceased to exist...
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Ask your TSP what the brand and model number of their broadband dongle
is.Hutchison 3mobile, "did not guarantee that their dongle would work with
Linux" ,I contacted their techy department to tell them it does. To achieve a
reasonable speed, you must be on a G3 connection, G2 is unreliable and
On 13 October 2011 16:28, Gordon wrote:
> Thanks to all who responded - my problem is, when looking at mobile
> broadband deals, there's no technical detail on the dongles (or other kit)
> at all. All they say is "compatible with PC (by which I take it they mean
> Windows) or MAC".
> How do I fin
I have 10.10 Ubuntu. Used my machine with no problems this morning. Just
switched back on and logged on to my account OK. But I get a message
that my login password and my keyring password don't match, and to enter
the password.
Are the admin password and keyring password usually the same? And wha
Thanks to all who responded - my problem is, when looking at mobile
broadband deals, there's no technical detail on the dongles (or other kit)
at all. All they say is "compatible with PC (by which I take it they mean
Windows) or MAC".
How do I find out what the dongles actually are?
On 12 October
Hey Guys,
With regret I'm not going to be able to make the release party, I
caught the flu at the weekend and was hoping it would be gone by now.
Sadly it's not so I don't really want to be infecting anyone or
straying too far from home. Please have a great time without me
though, and hopefully we
>>David Smith wrote:
>> If I was to go for a wipe and reload in the next coupla days, how
>> easy is it to ditch Unity and switch back to Gnome desktop blinged up
>> with CCSM??
>What are you looking at replacing 10.10 with? There is no Gnome 2 in
>11.10 because it's all Gnome 3 based. Gnome 3 h
David Smith wrote:
> If I was to go for a wipe and reload in the next coupla days, how
> easy is it to ditch Unity and switch back to Gnome desktop blinged up
> with CCSM??
What are you looking at replacing 10.10 with? There is no Gnome 2 in
11.10 because it's all Gnome 3 based. Gnome 3 has a fai
On my netbook, I use 10.10, the last version to run before Unity was
introduced. Call me a stick-in-the-mud, but I liked Gnome desktop.
If I was to go for a wipe and reload in the next coupla days, how easy is it to
ditch Unity and switch back to Gnome desktop blinged up with CCSM??
Acer Aspir
On 12/10/11 22:58, paul sutton wrote:
I tried to install a driver for a brother printer and now get told that
packages are in an inconsistent state
Can't answer this - sorry - but I had exactly the same problem.
Fortunately, it occurred on Oneiric testing, so I just re-installed. If
I don't u
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