James wrote:
> What's the full URL for UKFSN then, please?
http://www.ukfsn.org/
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Rob Beard wrote:
> [...] Never had any problems with older ATI cards though.
My Radeon 9600 (128MB) will only let me work one screen when I have my
24" connected under Ubuntu, Windows will let me dual screen a 24" and a 17".
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Andrew Oakley wrote:
> 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
Andrew Oakley wrote:
> First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP server. How do I do
> this please?
I personally use rsnapshot [1] to backup my /var/mail folder which is
846MB, I have been backing it up for 6 months using rsnapshot and that
weighs in at 1.6GB a cost I consider worthwhi
Sean Miller wrote:
> As I said, it amazes me that a crossover cable would work at all with a
> router. I can only imagine that the router has had functionality built into
> it to monitor signals on both the "in" and "out" pins, unless I'm missing
> something obvious.
Automatic Crossover, which in
Andrew Oakley wrote:
> I've also been running Dovecot for 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
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> anyone had any experience with http://www.erightsoft.com/S6Kg1.html
> a converting toolapparently for buntu???
Looks Windows only, and I would not consider touching a software product
when the website looks like that!
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Andrew Oakley wrote:
> Please can you check it, comment if it matches your experience (in
> particular, state that it happens on your Thinkpad, not just my Dell)
> and mark the bug as Confirmed. Thanks,
Done.
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Andrew Oakley wrote:
> This bug needs reporting. Can you check whether it is one of these
> existing bugs:
>
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/163678
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/164527
>
> If so, please comment there, and if required change the sta
andylockran wrote:
> Andrew Oakley wrote that he'd only had two motherboards die in the
> last 20 years.
>
> I've not been so lucky, putting down around 5 of my PCs failings to
> the motherboard dying (albeit through some kind of PSU surge in a
> couple of cases).
>
> So how common is it? Have y
Farran Lee wrote:
> okay, so I definitely won't have to change anything? Somebody mentioned
> it somewhere... not here though.
I've changed totally CPU, Motherboard and chipset and still had Ubuntu
booting first time. Windows however...
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Chris Smith wrote:
> Just updating now will see what's what afterwards.
Well I found another issue. With the "reduce backlight brightness"
option ticked for battery power. If I remove the AC cord it dims, plug
it back in again it gets brighter. If I keep repeating the 2 states
Alan Pope wrote:
> On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 16:38 +0100, Chris Smith wrote:
>> - The brightness adjusts itself for power saving I assume but its
>> totally erratic and generally annoying.
>>
>
> Have you tweaked the settings in Gnome Power Manager on the task bar? It
&g
Hi,
I am seeing a number of issues in Hardy generally related I think to
running it on an IBM Thinkpad (X22).
- The hardware volume control buttons (mute, up, down) do not seem to
interact with the software mixer and only control the hardware volume. I
tried mapping them in keyboard shortcut sett
Rob Beard wrote:
> The final thing I can think of is Moodle (which is included with
> Karoshi) which is a complete Virtual Learning Environment. It's free
> and runs on Ubuntu and most other flavours of Linux. I've had a bit of
> a play with it but not being an expert I'm not sure how well it
alan c wrote:
> Anyone have a halifax online account?
I have been using Halifax online banking since Edgy with no problems.
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Javad Ayaz wrote:
> This command in terminal i take it?
> Also do i need to specify the path of the files? or just file1.vob file2.vob
> ?
Yeah this is a command to be run in the terminal. You need to specify
the paths to the files, I was assuming you were in the directory
containing them. You cou
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> ok im going to be a pain ! sorry! :)
>
> I edited the file. now i want to join 2 vob files but i cant see any way of
> doing it.
> I looked at the tutorial but couldnt see anything!!
>
> Any help please?
VOB files are just MPEG streams so you *should* be able to just do:
c
Sean Miller wrote:
> I run all my sshd servers (on the www) on 23432.
>
> Easy to remember but not the first place the hackers look.
>
> So I think it's definitely worth doing... but if you're on a home network
> and have a router and need port 22 for your local access why not use the
> router to
Dave Walker wrote:
> Chris Smith wrote:
>> Joshua Scotton wrote:
>>> I was getting the same error message until I changed this part
>>> XAUTHORITY=~owner_of:0/.Xauthority;
>>> to
>>> XAUTHORITY=/home/user/.Xauthority;
>>>
>>> where
Joshua Scotton wrote:
>
> I was getting the same error message until I changed this part
> XAUTHORITY=~owner_of:0/.Xauthority;
> to
> XAUTHORITY=/home/user/.Xauthority;
>
> where user was the username of the person logged on and using screen :0
>
> then it worked a treat
Yeah the "~owner_of:0
Kris Douglas wrote:
> Hi, thanks for the help, I tried this before, and got the message
>
>
> libnotify-Message: Unable to get session bus: dbus-launch failed to
> autolaunch D-Bus session: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed.
>
>
> It appeares i would have to actually be on the X serve
Matthew Daubney wrote:
>
> Ok lads and ladies, I've been giving this some thought now. I can't
> afford a new server machine, and probably shouldn't be running this
> monster 24/7. Digging around, in my price range is a Linksys NSLU2
> (about £60..) which can be reflashed with Debian.
I run a
Mark Harrison wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know where (whether?) it's possible to get solid-state
> "disks" in a format that has an IDE / SATA cable attached?
>
> Let me explain the thinking:
>
> - A 4Gb solid state disk in an SD card format costs about £25
> - A 4Gb solid state disk with a
:
> I'm also nearing the end of secondary school. If only we were a little
> younger to see if OSS gets implemented at all.
>
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at /var/lib/dpkg/status its not as simple as dpkg
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