ursuing a legal activity (at the time,
fox hunting; nowadays, animal experiments).
So if the CJA makes it illegal to interfere with legal activity, and the new
copyright law makes it legal to copy stuff for personal use, does this new
law accidentally make most DRM illegal in the UK?
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uinely going to use this for a community-spirited purpose and can
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I can find an mITX motherboard which takes a 9v/12v power brick mains
adaptor.
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ich
will only be turned on when required, spending most of its life in standby or
maybe even hibernate.
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lease, thanks all.
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t worth having a fallback at all?
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ve got 5 Ubuntu PCs, a wife, three kids and a full time job.
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, since the Touch/Phone use a secure
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er. Report it on
Launchpad and take the time to be as helpful as possible.
http://wicd.sourceforge.net/
If wicd also has the problem, but your spare non-Linux device does not,
then it is either the drivers or faulty hardware. Check forums for other
people using the same hardware as you.
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t bothered syncing contacts.
Also have got my N95 working as a 3G modem over Bluetooth. Works
flawlessly and is very easy to set up using the guides on
wiki.ubuntu.com etc. Takes about 15 minutes to set up and then you just
use the gnome-ppp GUI to dial whenever you want it.
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Matthew Daubney wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-05-20 at 10:06 +0100, Andrew Oakley wrote:
> > I understand that the write-protect tab on SD cards is optional:
> > However, when I use an SD card without a tab (no tab at all) on my
> > Linux Ubuntu 8.04 LTS server, it mounts it
ternal 3.5" jobs, so I really don't want to pull
the server apart and swap out the card reader unless I'm reasonably sure
it really is likely to be the hardware. It did only cost a fiver at a
computer fair, though, so cost is not the concern - just my time.
Andrew Oakley
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idea to take a backup, though, just in case. Then you can
wipe and reinstall in the very unlikely event that a problem occurs.
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David Restall - System Administrator wrote:
> I think the files are marked as deleted, is there a utility out there
> that will let me browse the file system so I can recover the files ?
http://foremost.sourceforge.net/
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
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Liam Proven wrote:
> whatever as my WM. Completely turn off and disable Compiz and
> compositing, for all users, for good.
In Hardy and Intrepid, this was done with System menu, Preferences,
Appearance, Visual Effects, None.
I'd bet it's the same in Jaunty.
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t their own backups out of
the archive.
Another feature I considered but did not implement was to use the
"magic packet" to wake the MS-Windows clients from standby a few
minutes before the backup.
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On Sun, 19 Apr 2009, Josh Holland wrote:
> I live in Worcester.
Try www,names.co.uk - a large hosting firm based in Perdiswell,
who are pretty much 100% Linux. Phone Worcs 342342.
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ht
a card which
implements MIDI GM sounds in software will almost certainly use PCM,
whereas a card which implements MIDI GM sounds in hardware might not.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_code_modulation
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an xrandr script is exactly what the F-keys call anyway IIRC. You
can actually go into the acpi (IIRC) directories and edit the scripts to
do something particularly fancy, if you're particularly adventurous,
bored or confident.
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or "Listen Again" feature. If this defaults to a Flash player, you can
select "Dial-up modem" or "Low bandwidth" and then select RealPlayer.
From there, right-click and select "Play in Realplayer", then use the
menu to select Properties and copy the UR
It was "The Linux Starter Pack" and shipped with 7.10, not
8.04. Shame.
Available now as free PDF download:
http://www.tuxradar.com/linuxstarterpack
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e upgrading every 6 months),
but given the glossy magazine, this might do.
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olid, has been trundled
about in a backpack and luggage with just a foam sleeve for over a year
now, works fine.
Repair shops see more Dells because more people have Dells. They're a
good and very popular choice. I'd have bought a Mini 9 too if it wasn't
for the short battery life and l
r was?
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mum data loss is one week.
Cheap and nasty, but also simple and effective.
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s moving several hundred
gigs of data about whilst the resync was underway (eg. copying a movie
to a different filesystem). Then, that process runs slow.
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doug livesey wrote:
> sound is incredibly quiet
Make sure all the volume controls are up, and not just the speaker
volume, or headset volume, or master volume etc.
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eo. If you only want to do
1024x768 @ 60Hz over a VGA connector, then any old second-hand rubbish
will do. If you want 1280x1024 @85Hz then you'll need to shell out in
the region of 50 quid. If you want 1080p widescreen over DVI then you
may be looking at nearly 100 quid or more.
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e; would I get
> better results with something a bit more expensive?
Digital video connectors would be useful, if all your kits supports it.
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LeeGroups wrote:
> Andrew Oakley wrote:
[MS home/academic/student licences at up to 90% discount]
> > If you try to argue against Microsoft on grounds of price,
> > you'll fail every time. Home users, schools, universities
> > and students don't pay full
to fix this problem? Two simple steps:
1. Get local businesses to start demanding OpenOffice as a CV skill from
job applicants.
2. Get schools to demand OpenOffice support from their IT support
contracts.
...in that order.
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y to first-time users; for example, I have it load the Firefox
browser straight away, since that's what 99% of visitors want to use.
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er
PC, and the first had caps lock on, and the second did not.
As far as I can ascertain, the light has no bearing on the actual
computer. The light, and the process of forcing capitals, seem entirely
separate and unconnected processes.
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Ubuntu repos.
sudo apt-get install gnome-dial
The aging gnome-ppp website is:
http://web.oneonline.it/daste/
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l to see what this has got to do with Linux, though. The BSI
provide thousands of open standards, only a handful of which are
anything to do with Linux. Rather, I think the policy focus is on open
standards such as XML.
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> 2009/1/3 Andrew Oakley :
>> * I prefer eee-control to eeepc-config . eee-control supports
> What is eeepc-config?
Eeepc-config is a bunch of scripts that configure Ubuntu for the Eee,
such as the hotkeys, wifi, camera etc. It assumes a bunch of d
he Options - Hibernate and Options -
Suspend items work. What doesn't work is the lid closure to trigger
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blueman.tuxfamily.org/ and they provide a repo for Ubuntu
8.04 .
* I prefer to mount everything on the SDA SSD, and then have /home2 on
SDB with symlinks from /home/user directories as required. SDA is a
much f aster flash card and things work faster if you have all your
.preferences folders
Alan Pope wrote:
> 2008/12/16 Andrew Oakley :
> > This sounds like a broken xorg.conf file. Try running without an
> > xorg.conf file. Hardy and Intrepid should manage without one, and/or
> > automatically generate a new one for you. Then use the restricted
>
Administration -> Hardware Drivers (NOT
ENVY!!!) to install drivers if required.
Eg:
sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old
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2-3 years away.
Frankly I think Ubuntu should follow their parent Debian's lead, and
call the LTS releases "stable" and the non-LTS releases "unstable".
Anything with a support life of only 18 months isn't stable IMHO.
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Ubuntu 8.04 LTS install instructions ("pretty straightforward"):
http://wiki.msiwind.net/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04_Hardy_Heron
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owered for PC case sticker mod" is the Tux logo one (horizontal
sticker)
"ubuntu Linux LOGO sticker for laptop mod" is the Ubuntu one (vertical
sticker, like the "Designed for Windows" or "Intel Core 2 Duo" ones)
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should be, double-quotes where the at-symbol should
be, and the pound sign nowhere to be found.
http://www.saunalahti.fi/janij/blog/images/2007_feb_us_keyboard_layout.p
ng
I use Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 on a Dell Inspiron 1520. It's wonderful.
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Ubuntu, so for the
first stage I'm not trying to use any fancy 3D graphics nor worry about
network connectivity.
Note that this is my third machine, mainly used only for gaming. I only
boot Ubuntu on my other machines.
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Shall I bring "Hello My Name Is..." stickers like last time?
I'm taking the train this time, as I rather underestimated how busy
the traffic in London was at 6pm. The Cotswolds are a lot quieter...
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administer from the commandline. Stuff "just works". I've not had a
single dependency issue yet, everything works straight off the bat.
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reviously ran a mix of various versions of Red Hat and Fedora."
http://tinyurl.com/4jqkdj (ars technica)
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On 07/10/2008, Andrew Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 07/10/2008, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> I'm looking for recommendations for data centres outside of
http://www.bluesquaredata.com/
My VPS is through CheapVPS, part of Verio:
http://www.cheapvps.co.uk/
http://www.vaserv.com/
Server, should you wish to run ping tests:
isis.aoakley.com
Sample 10 meg file stored on my server:
http://www.aoakley.com/misc/novellini-bowser-20070724-1800.3gp
The serve
t crash, you know your
CPU or GPU is faulty; test each in turn.
If after all that you haven't identified the problem, suspect the
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nd that,
Thirded. Cisco qualifications are highly valued.
LPI also good but not necessarily specific to networking.
Alternatively, anything approved by Red Hat (I know, heresy on an
Ubuntu list, but the reality is that they're well recognised).
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n).
This fixed flash plugin related browser crashes in FF3+U8.04 on my
i386 system. Dunno whether it will help with x86.
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Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> I'm looking for a job that will make use of my Linux skills and enable
> me to work towards becoming a Senior Solutions Architect.
...
> Although I'm currently based in Monmouth,
FYI, posted to gloucs.lug.org.uk :
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.uk/careers
They are a very strong Linux house, mostly Red Hat and Perl. They also
host the monthly Gloucestershire Linux User Group meetings, which is a
nice way to see inside their very nice buildings.
http://www.gloucs.lug.org.uk/
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y to discover they'd
been recorded in letterbox format. Since I have a widescreen laptop,
this meant not only black bars at the top & bottom (letterbox) but also
black bars at the sides (padding 4:3 to 16:9). This drove me nuts!
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ore shipping a DVD is at best superfluous for
experts and at worst highly damaging for newcomers. Using such a DVD to
justify a 6-quid pricetag on what should be a 4-quid mag is ridiculous.
Thankfully the subscription discount is significantly large enough for
me to ignore this.
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very easy to break.
That said, RHEL/CentOS is a proven platform for extremely high-demand
applications requiring things such as load balancing, whereas Ubuntu is
unproven in that area. "Work" happens to be a government agency, whereas
my own servers just run middle-of-the-road ecom
reporter can get
assistance with promoting a bug from Incomplete to Confirmed? Or
indeed give any examples where a bug has actually migrated from
Incomplete to a satisfactory state?
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een offline in years.
As well as the usual phone/email/ticket support, there's a very good
forum which is used by staff and users alike.
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co-operative (owned by the staff) so fit nicely
with Free Software politics.
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me!
Posting unencrypted backups? Who do you work for, the Inland Revenue? ;-)
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therusername
...and change the other user's password.
Also, now would be a good time to check whether your backups are
readable. There's no need to restore from them yet, but it would be
useful to know just how cautious we need to be in helping you further.
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ing boiler suits, or freebie
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s license.
LOL
Changing programs = good
Changing documents = bad?
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the keyboard, and wrote a
patch to lock the mouse buttons:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=184401&package_id=214498
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=841442&p=5266711
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it on
the other side of the room and not have to constantly pull her away from it.
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velopers for Hardy development.
A friend at work has a Vostron, they're lovely solid reliable machines.
And with Dell you know the hardware drivers will work with Ubuntu.
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ether or not I need to reboot please?
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es the subject of parallel
computing and supercomputing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheltenham#Major_employers
Ahem.
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m entirely uncertain what effect the Rows preference has in the
Compiz Workspace Switcher. I can't see that it does anything at all, or
at least not with the Compiz "Cube".
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/41994/comments/21
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John Levin wrote:
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/may/22/internet.software
Most interesting is his statement about an official Ubuntu remix for
UMPCs (Asus Eee and the like). There is already an eeebuntu RC1 so it
will be interesting to watch the progress.
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The Intel X driver was substantially improved/re-written for Hardy so
you might want to at least try a LiveCD.
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ve IMAP though.
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nning that, it completely messed up my xorg.conf,
Eeek! Sorry.
> Only problem is now i have an american keyboard!
System menu - Preferences - Layout tab - Add... - Layout: United Kingdom
- Variants: Default - Add - and click Default radio button
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sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Haven't tried it yet, but will when I get home to my laptop. Would
appreciate it if you could let me know if this fixes it!
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Chris Smith wrote:
> Andrew Oakley wrote:
>> First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP server.
> I personally use rsnapshot [1] to backup my /var/mail folder which is
>> Then, how do I restore this to a clean install of Dovecot?
> Throw the directory structure bac
last 7 days
worth of mail)?
If it makes a difference, I am the only IMAP user on the server.
Couldn't find anything immediately relevant with Google, but links to
RTFM-esque articles would much appreciated. Thanks,
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625kB/s, this still vastly exceeds your 47.7kB/s.
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ts Act 1988 which was written to allow cable
rebroadcast of TV signals to areas that couldn't get decent VHF/UHF TV
reception. Zattoo's use of loophole was exposed a year ago, and the BBC
et al still haven't kicked up much of a fuss, so Zattoo may be out of
the woods.
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50 about four months ago.
So long as I don't try to play Team Fortress 2 on it, it seems happy.
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As discussed, Ubuntu Hardy installs Firefox 3 beta 5 by default.
Can anyone get Print Selection to work on this please? If so, how?
Otherwise, please can you confirm this bug:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425094
Thanks,
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just tried out Zattoo myself and was very impressed. I wonder how much
outbound bandwidth the peer-to-peer part consumes?
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of the name of the company
(MessageLabs, for example).
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about two years, and am very happy
with it. I've only used it for small numbers of users, so I have no idea
how well (or poorly) it scales for width. My own mailbox on Dovecot is
some 60 megs spread across about a dozen folders, and it remains
instantly responsive even across the Internet, so
open in your web browser if you have
Flash installed. If you have the file saved on your hard drive, you can
start your web browser then navigate to it with:
file:///
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logoff script
> from there and at the end of the autologoff script have a line that
> resets the password? (I presume any scripts executed from the Default
> script will run as root too?)
Yes and yes.
Consider chown root.root and chmod 750 to prevent the users cat'ing the
city DVDs?
A DVD of Dapper does exist, I know this because it came with "The
Official Ubuntu Book". Also there's a Hardy DVD:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/
Dunno about the other versions. It wouldn't be much trouble to download
UCK, remastersys or reconstructor and t
[1] Not strictly a good analogy, but sufficient for these purposes.
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Oh, for heaven's sake. A new keyboard is two quid from a computer fair.
You're really not saving any money, and wasting considerable effort, if
you need to clean your keyboard more than once or twice a year.
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nstead.
Thankfully, lots of people have already taken the trouble to create a
version of the Debian operating system, stripped down and ready to use
on the NSLU2. Debian is very similar to Ubuntu (Ubuntu is based on
Debian) so right now, you should learn how to use the terminal in Ubuntu
bef
Terminal, before you buy an NSLU2.
[1] Not strictly true - you could run a remote desktop using X-server or
KDE over VNC. But that's WAY too advanced for today, and very difficult
to achieve on an NSLU2.
[2] There are technical differences between a terminal, a command line,
a shell
oice); if I want small and a display,
there's the Eee.
I can see the point for thin clients, though. In which case, Aleutia for
heavy duty situations, Linutop for domestic/known-safe scenarios.
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er. I suspect this is a Virtuoso configuration issue.
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