;
> Al
If this is still available, I will offer £13.99.. I couldn't possibly
extend to the full price.
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gt; Very true. much in the same way as bossy boots who could never be managers
> in real life always find their way to the top in charity committees and
> proceed to make everyone's life a misery just because they can.
Why else would someone choose to be a manager, without these p
really visit ubuntu-uk.org regularly, I also have no comments.
http://pad.ubuntu-uk.org/ was only really taken online, as there
wasn't a project wide etherpad. As pad.ubuntu.com has been around a
while now, I'll help add support to this.. by declaring it deprecated
and taken offline in ~14
owever I am happy to provide more information and
bootstrapping as time goes.
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x Dell Vostro laptops for development and demo cloud.
>> There is a Canonical webinar this Thursday at 12 noon on Ubuntu enterprise
>> cloud.
>>
>>
> I didn't know about that! Signed up. Thanks,
> Al.
>
>
For others that may be interested:
http://www.can
Please only add your location if you use Ubuntu Server! :)
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anisation of the team - and I still believe this to be the case. I feel at
the end of each meeting, people should nominate themselves or proposed and the
people attending the meeting decide who to chair the following meeting.
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e kind, and don't email her directly asking for $stuff.
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7;ll get in next LTS
[16:50] Daviey: yes, that is what it is.
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Hi,
I've been asked to forward this message, it's looking like we are going
to have some great release parties!
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I just want to let you know and remind you about Hull LUG's Ubunt
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
>
> Popey bought a Aspire Revo from eBuyer IIRC for about £150 (naked) that
> is based on that board.
>
>
But prompts for a Vista CD (I sourced one, to use with MythTV) :)
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untry should be equally
good. If you are thinking of planning a party, it is worth adding it to
the wiki once the details are settled.
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[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseParties
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w the search works.
>>
>> Steve Garton
>>
>>
Hi,
I have been checking this daily, and also following the related mailing
list. It does seem that they do not want direct requests, but are
adding the slowly. Gradually, more FOSS and Linux related podcasts are
starting to
Hi Huet,
http://www.3dongle4free.co.uk/
£5 as P&P iirc. Pay as you go, on 3. Can easily be unlocked to work on
any network. Works well on Ubuntu.
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ing more than a couple of [EVENT]'s per week, so i don't
think it will add too much traffic to the list. However, what do others
think?
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to:
Reply-To: UK Ubuntu Talk
List-Id: UK Ubuntu Talk
Depending how you sort the mailing lists, this could be a non-issue.
For others it could temporary break it, i can offer my apologies, but
hope you can see why this has been changed.
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e the meeting is over we usually post
the log to the page linked above pretty much immediately, then over the
next few days whoever chaired the meeting disseminates the information
into a more manageable summary on the same page.
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y later license if it suits me.
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home/john/Desktop/somefile.tar or "~/Desktop/somefile.tar". The
"~" expands automatically to your "Home", which is normally /home/john/.
> I am sorry about all the questions, I think I already frightened
> somebody off, which I am really sorry about if I
t;dash" some releases ago. It's largely a drop in
replacement, but some "bashism's" aren't portable, which is why some
third party scripts still fail.
$ ls -al /bin/sh
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 2009-05-15 12:43 /bin/sh -> dash
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ncluded:
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ady, it's a lovely day. We
could have a post-fight BBQ. Lovely day for it.
And now, back to work - in an non air-conditioned office.. hurray.
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gt;>
>
> What did you reckon? Worth a look? Worth a 25GBP/yr subscription?
>
> mac
>
>
>
Well you could get the subscription for free! I managed to wangle 5 x
yearly subscriptions to give away in a future Ubuntu UK Podcast
competition! \o/
We did also have
Hi Chaps,
Get it whilst it's warm!
http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org
That is all.
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nd in the upcoming Ubuntu UK Podcast [0] (hopefully out
tonight), we have a segment regarding it (with an interview). There may
also be a competition to claim from a bunch of invites. Watch that space!
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ht
all geeks love Chess. I'd be
interested in a couple of games. There is no reason we couldn't use the
Chess that ships with Gnome using GGZ servers. I think a
mini-tournament might be a good idea!
Suggesting a list of names:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/ChessTournament
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2,909,568 11.24M/s
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ime event for
those that can 'get away' during the working week.
For people that don't live in London, regional release parties would
still be a "total win" - However, I will be inclined to travel to the
London one (~230 mile drive!), unless they don't clash - which
n Saturday.
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diately, then over the
next few days whoever chaired the meeting disseminates the information
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Stephen Garton wrote:
>
> the new user doesn't seem to have any of the 'basics',
> e.g. tab completion, or arrow keys to navigate history.
>
> Any ideas why this may be?
> https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
John Levin wrote:
> Anyone on this list going to Fosdem next year?
>
> http://www.fosdem.org/2009/
>
> John
>
>
Hi John,
Yes :)
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just dumping to disk.
DVB cards get this feature 'for free' because DVB is received as MPEG,
so the cards only need to tune the the MPEG stream. It is worth noting
that the new Freesat should require "DVB-S S2" cards, however I am a
complete noob to Freesat - Hoping to get
ng at the moment. I know I wish I exchange some money a few
months ago! ;)
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ps
raising it's head when this is discussed - Should they be sold for
"cost", or a slight mark-up. If so, what happens with the money?
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x27;s stand if it is
more favourable for us.
I'll be travelling from Devon, probably by train - so if you want to
travel together, give me a nod.
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ves you more time for
greater things.
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the market now, such as Acer Aspire One and Dell Mini 9.
The price difference isn't huge, and I would argue it's worth it,
although each to their own :). I can't quite condone getting another
ultra portable laptop as the 701's do the job, but I would like to
replace with t
on the main floor isn't as prohibitive as I initially
expected. However, I really think we should leave that option until the
last resort. I'm really expecting everything to turn out dandy.
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empted to get us a position regardless of Canonical's
attendance, however the organisers at this stage are refusing. I think
they may review their rule as it gets closer. I'm 'pretty' confident
we'll be there regardless, even if we end up paying to be on the main
floor ;)
Kind
James wrote:
> How do you get tickets to go?
>
>
Hi James,
It's free providing you pre-register:
http://www.linuxexpolive.co.uk/Register.html
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reeing. This is being
pursued with Canonical, I'll let the list know of any development.
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s are free, and filming seems to start at around 7:00pm - so
obviously need to arrive before that.
It's first come first serve basis, so apply quickly :)
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r as it is at bios level rather than at the OS level like mdadm.
The monitoring software comes from 3Ware is called "tw_cli", and using
various scripts floating around the net, you can email daily health
reports and/or "[Warning]" when you have a failed member.
Kind Re
is,
mdadm has it's own monitoring service, and can optionally do a decent
monthly check. To enable it run:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm
Ensure you had a 'sendmail' equivalent such as postfix or
exim4-daemon-light installed.
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ia samba (network drive), and/or served as a
http directory listing.
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ssh to your other PC (as i expect you don't have enough RAM to store the
whole partition :)
HTH
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st 10 - as i know i'd certainly consider
some.
I've added this idea to the IdealsPool of the Wiki [0]. We should
probably try and construct a suitable email to Ben. If we start this on
the Wiki[1], we could all try and chime in with suggestions.
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Sean Miller wrote:
> though I wouldn't bother with Gnome for a webserver, Xubuntu is more than
> sufficient).
!
Why have ANY window manager on a server!?
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also really like "do-release-upgrade" for jumping up to the next
release, this worked perfectly on a lot of remote servers from
Dapper->Hardy with _no_ issue.
HTH
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casions. Our release dates so far have been:
16.07.08, 03.07.08, 26.06.08, 03.06.08, 27.05.08, 07.05.08, 23.04.08,
07.04.08, 24.03.08, 11.03.08.
I have a feeling in my water that the next episode is imminent. Watch
this space :)
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pgate.com (free DDI, and 0800 dial out)
* voip.co.uk (monthly charge - nice chaps run it)
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London?
Hi Johnathon,
I can't recommend a modern book.. but when you do find one, will it be
the same one you said that you would review at the release party? :)
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; instructions in the competition segment and you could win a PC. Easy!
>
> http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/2008/07/16/s01e10-easy-come-easy-go/
And where do i send the entry? :)
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the list, and it showed in the archive
faster than i could refresh my browser.
Check your launchpad settings (where davewalker = your LP id):
https://launchpad.net/~davewalker/+editemails
check your address, and on the next option select "Always subscribe me
to mailing lists", and check yo
to match to
a timestamp of the episode, so if you could input your work into
transcribe it would be a good idea. I wouldn't imagine it will take as
long as the initial transcription, but if you want a hand - let me know.
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(install bazaar if needed)
If those willing to get involved think this method of working is a good
solution, i'll move the source tree to an area where others can commit
to.
If you have any questions about using Launchpad, Bazaar (bzr) or
'transcriber' let me know - and
-get install transcriber
(or use synaptic/adept)
It's designed to allow pause/resume (tab key), and marking what each
speaker is saying. An application worth considering.
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rust someone's opinion that made that mistake then?
After all Linux wasn't a viable option, and the arguably (IMO) better
OS - Amiga Workbench was hardware specific - like Mac is today.
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Javad Ayaz wrote:
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=697579
>
> I get the exact same error. Can anyone advise as to what it means ...and how
> to solve it?
>
Hi Javad,
Try to install the following packages:
$ sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libtag1-dev
Kin
Mac wrote:
>
> But frankly reading some news feeds is not a serious enough matter to
> spend time reconstructing the data in order to use get a synced view of
> Liferea. ;-)
You could create a tarball, then put that on your NAS?
Another option is rss2email[0] -> imap mail server. That way y
at setting up paperless billing or so I've heard.
There is http://www.metronet.co.uk @ £11.75 for light usage. The
parents in law use this company, and haven't had any major problems* in
3 years.
* Strangely the bill is slightly more when we come and visit :)
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amily friendly) pimp the ubuntu uk podcast, but
_pronounce_ Ciemon's name incorrectly (54mins in, latest episode).
http://planet.lugradio.org/hashlugradio/
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Shouldn't the planet one point to the, well, planet? I would be
> willing to take it and point it there.
>
> MJ
With or without adding google adsense? :)
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4 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","three.co.uk"
Modem Type = USB Modem
ISDN = 0
New PPPD = yes
Phone = *99#
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
Username = guest
Password = guest
Baud = 460800
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onsider that as far as I
can reasonably travel without a /planned/ overnight stay.
I will buy drinks for anyone who travels over two hours to attend the
celebration. :)
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would like
aired, please either select another member to act as proxy or send it to
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mount point. However, i'd keep it at 22 if it doesn't cause too
many problems.
Just a point of note, i've had >550 different IP's try and hack a ssh
server on port 22 in the last 4 months. So if it's publicly accessible
server i would employ some further security such
using screen :0
>>
>> then it worked a treat
>
> Yeah the "~owner_of:0" needed to be changed to the user logged in on
> screen :0 ie. for myself it would be "~chris/.Xauthority"
>
>
Surely this can be substituted with XAUTHORITY=$HOME/.Xauthority
Unable to get session bus: dbus-launch
> failed to autolaunch D-Bus session: Xlib: connection to ": 0.0" refused
> by server
> Xlib: No protocol specified
>
> Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed.
Try,
sudo apt-get install dbus-x11
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n't be that difficult (I've done it over SSH for someone). [1]
[0]
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24/+bug/179626
[1]
http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hauppauge_WinTV_Nova-T_500_PCI#Installing
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hot, or one of the various other incremental
backup tools to only copy what has actually changed?
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Darren Mansell wrote:
> Hmmm I followed the instructions on the eeeuser wiki and lsmod shows
> asus_acpi not being used.
>
Does "$ sudo modprobe asus_acpi" return an error, if not then it's
cleanly loaded.
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l probably be looking at staying in a
B&B or similar.
If you are interested, please reply to this thread - or send me an
offlist email; so we can pre-book.
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*IANAL*
No, but we do recognise patients based upon a developed technology.
I struggle to see the divide tbh.
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On Fri, 2007-11-02 at 17:19 +, Ian Pascoe wrote:
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Then you cannot take part in the "Poll" .. yet another reason the forums
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though the vast majority of packages are identical, it's also showing up
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/
This means it will work with apt in sources.list. Although I wouldn't
recommend this to any production machine.
Where did you hear the repo isn't open?
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ost the formatting.
* "flpsed" is a pretty good annotator (although you might have to
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ng seems to run multiplatform. However, there are freeware
applications that will run on windows. Does it really have to be the
same application on Linux and Windows?
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ertain parts of the file-system, ie
"/home" as NFS to increase usable space.
I recently did this and it worked better than 'netbooting' (inc kernel),
that was painfully slow - but once the kernel was retrieved it booted at
and ran without too much delay.
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isn't successful at least you can perform a fresh install of
Feisty (my recommended first choice).
There was a "question" on launchpad raised recently on this subject:
https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/15631
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lephone assistance stinks - but they are more willing to
send out an engineer than many ADSL suppliers.
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ts do not include people who
viewed the posting on the planets it aggregates to - so I suspect it's
significantly more.
I'd really like to see some figures on how many extra Ubuntu PC's Tesco
has sold since John Levin discovered this.
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y standard for
headsets.
I have four Plantronics headsets and I would have to agree. They are
also all recognised in Ubuntu 'out-of-the-box'.
Hope this helps.
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king, and possibly form
a "bug" report that will help get "out of the box" support into Hardy
Heron.
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On Thu, 2007-10-18 at 13:53 +0100, David M wrote:
> Anybody having any luck downloading a Ubuntu 7.10 CD image?
>
The torrent is starting to become well seeded:
http://torrent.ubuntu.com/simple/gutsy/
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#x27;t get despondent - if you want to go to
university there is normally a way in. Keep us posted on what happens,
and good luck.
Hope this helps.
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Dave Walker
(BSc Computer Science)
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the IRC chat channel
#ubuntu-uk and I'll happily guide you through it.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat has further
information on IRC.
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Dave Walker
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ee how... but anyway - it
makes me happy. Infact, I would really like to see the default
installation follow this - as it makes a clean install _much_ easier.
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erhorse' should run Gutsy without any problems
(maybe not Compiz tho).
If it does appear sluggish, there is also the Xubuntu (XFCE) release
that runs better on lower spec machines.
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gt; > I have seen many guides and think that a video may make things clearer.
> >
>
> Throw some links at us and I'm sure we can knock something up :)
Are you aware the new Ubiquity installer for Gutsy offers this as an
'advanced option', with the choice of encry
format and auto dictation (via
Audio-CD) would be too difficult. It's certainly something I can see
being mutually beneficial to the ubuntu-accessibility team aswell.
Do you happen to know how much it costs to register, to have a stand, at
this event?
Once we have a compiled list o
t;
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Hey,
Can you try and avoid 'top-posting'?
Google suggests your remote will work; but I can't personally confirm as
I don't have the 'Mozart' - feel free to buy me one, then i can test for
you. :)
"Mythbuntu Control Centre" can add a
sts.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-mythtv
[1] http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=301
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