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appears right under the "reply" button)
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On 31 Mar 2011 11:22, "
I can't believe they compare Facebook to OSS. as if they are similar...
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On 3 Mar 2011 20:34, "
I thought the move to Debian was before unity etc. I also thought the
motivation was to track Debian unstable and have continuous rolling updates.
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No
k, and
> I certainly don't want Unity on the desktop unless it has vastly improved.
The plan isn't to remove gnome. I think it will be interesting to see
how Unity changes as it comes to release time.
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It's not free, but bibble is very good (i use the pro version with my 40D).
Have a look at it as a lightroom alternative.
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My linksys are a single port and a four port. They're great but remember
those 4 ports share bandwidth across your wiring.
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I have a linksys kit with encryption that works great, 200mbps
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I use devices by id in my fstab to have unique mount points. Have a browse
through /dev/ when the disk is connected
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No trees were destroyed in the
You can set amarok to just scan a whole folder tree. It automatically finds
new files added there.
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No trees were destroyed in the sending of this
It might help if you said why the others failed you. I love amazon, and it
should do most of your list (though I prefer to manage my library as files
than let a tool do it for me)
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essful and being able
to get support from other software suppliers.
Of course not everyone will agree with me, and that is fine.
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Upgrade ignores some packages and dost-upgrade tries to do more.
Aptitude is often said to be better and supports safe-upgrade and
full-upgrade as the equivalents to the above apt-get commands. Aptitude is
said to have a better dependency resolution algorithm.
Anton
On 3 Sep 2010 13:44, "Mark Fr
It sounds like you are trying to make a profit from it bathe way your post
was worded. If you are looking for someone to take it over in a similar free
spirit, then the monthly bandwidth logs might help (depending on the
bandwidth I might be able to host it, but am not really prepared to pay more
t
whatever happens
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Have you tried going to the disk manufacturer's website to see if they have
a diagnostic live cd image?
It sounds like a dead disc, the diagnostic tool might tell you more
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>> The heatsink is the metal support stand (there are some good disassembly
>> videos on youtube)
>
> Not quite. The metal stand is part of it, but the bit that sticks onto
> the chips inside the case is - bizarrely - made of plasti
The heatsink is the metal support stand (there are some good disassembly
videos on youtube)
A juggle wouldn't be my first choice for a server, but would make a good
front end
Anton
On 19 Aug 2010 16:14, "Alan Lord (News)" wrote:
> On 19/08/10 16:03, John Stevenson wrote:
>> I would be interested
I looked at launchpad for work. It needs a lot of rewriting to be anything
than launchpad.net
It mat be opensource but is not a product ready to deploy.
I have also used trac (with a bzr plunging) and really liked it
Anton
On 19 Aug 2010 15:03, "Alan Lord (News)" wrote:
> On 19/08/10 14:55, Jon
The big difference between things like rational team concert (rtc) and
svn,git,bzr,etc is that rtc is a full product feature and bug tracking tool,
with timeline planning and code control, based around agile methodologies.
If you just want code control then rtc is overkill for this task.
Anton
On
I would look at rational team concert over clear case/quest. I use it at
work and love it.
On 19 Aug 2010 14:09, "Cornelius Mostert"
wrote:
> Hi
>
> The company I work for has outgrown their Change Management Solution. They
> have developers in US, Canada, India and maybe soon in China and I was
This is just becoming a personal flame war. It is time to count to 10 before
replying.
Anton Piatek
On 7 Aug 2010 11:15, "Sean Miller" wrote:
> On 7 August 2010 11:07, Tony Pursell wrote:
>> I'm top posting out of spite and because I'm fed up with these
>>
Let's absolutely take it to Google. Where do we email?
While we are at it on my phone the tick box to not quotes the message is
hidden by the reply box, so you have to scroll down and may not have even
known about it.
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know who in Google wrote this great
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I am trying to install lucid on my desktop and can't manage to get the text
mode installer on the alternate cd - am I missing something?
The screen comes up with an out of range resolution on the annoying Intel
chip, so need text mode (pretty sure the live cd worked ok, but I want to
reuse the lvm
ing only. If that
works for you then that should be fine, though make sure you set a
return address so you can actually test bounces etc. Without an MX
record nobody will be able to send mail to your box anyway
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of the smarthost options iirc, that way your box sends mail but it
expects all replies to go somewhere else (note that you really should
have a legitimate reply address)
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gt;
> I did try out postfix and sendmail, but noticed that they both ship
> listening for mail. I'm guessing that they don't come out of the box
> configured to relay mail, but I wondered if there was a simple MTA
> that basically sends email but doesn't receive it?
Instal
ave done in the past.
I have always found exim trivial to set up on Ubuntu (and Debian)
boxes, so you might want to consider it.
I understand postfix and sendmail are more powerful and do better
throughput, but unless you are running a mail server for a company
exim will work fine
If you have an
My employer (IBM) has indeed done that and given me time to attend. I am
looking forward to it!
Anton
On 16 Jun 2010 22:08, "Alan Bell"
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Rob Beard wrote:
> Depends how big it is, not sure if the Lighthouse would realistically
> have eno...
part of the reason we are doing the London event
ated) and gives you a web-interface to control all your DNS
records and even does dynamic dns type stuff
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u's and similar are incredibly hard to click on unless you
make the font sizes huge, in which case they just get in the way a
lot.. )
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h it all.
The question is whether you gain enough compared to the complexity and
overheads of p2p... (personally I like the idea of each ISP running a
mirror, but I suppose that doesn't scale for N distributions where as
p2p should)
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en using
bittorrent, however most of the consensus is that the packages are
often small and the overhead of p2p is too high to get significant
gains. Certainly with so many mirrors around you might argue it is too
much effort (my ISP, virgin, have a mirror on their network so I get
ridiculously
riginal source say that the deal was specifically
for linux - Amazon and MS probably have lots of patents they want to
cross-license, and it just so happens that some linux related ones
fall into that. It doesn't look to me like linux was a primary target
in this...
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em
the moment)? I'd like one that starts off with
>>>>> > the
>>>>> > basics and builds upon that - rather then thinking I already know it,
>>>>> > as I
>>>>> > don't,
>>>>>
>>>>>
ing the debian
buildscripts may seem simple at first but has serious limitations, not
least rebuilding for another architecture via a PPA or similar
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.deb with dpkg-deb, but it really works out much worse in the
long run)
Good luck with it! It really isn't as hard as it seems at first!
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ts pointers on
thinkpads it sounded like a great idea... however I have used them and
prefer a scroll wheel...
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naptics driver (this was before I deleted my xorg conf to stop it
completely blowing up)
I have the synaptics driver installed, but it does not seem to do
much. I have not looked into it as I do not use the touchpad anyway
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>> too.
>>
> http://www.jamendo.com/ is worth a look/listen.
I use Amarok for my ipod, though admittedly have not tried podcasts or
video with it, though I believe it is supposed to work.
The iphone however i believe does n
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