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David Chatterton.
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> On 1 Nov 2017, at 20:20, "laura.czajkow...@gmail.com"
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> Hi folks,
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> As you know we arrange for this years RAT and the weekend is almost here.
> For those who wish to have food before hand we're mee
Hello All,
I shall probably be on bar duty on the RAT myself on 4 November. On behalf of
the Watercress Line Bar Staff, we shall be pleased to welcome you onboard with
real ale at just £2 a pint and RAT pint glasses to take away at £5 each. Hot
food and snacks, wine and spirits are also availab
I hope that you RAT addicts will behave yourselves.
I shall be wine waiting on the Watercress Belle which runs at the same time and
crosses at intermediate stations.
Have a good evening's entertainment.
Sue Clements (Aka the Rottweiller) will be keeping her eye on all of you.
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For what it is worth, I bought a Del XPS13 developer edition laptop with Ubuntu
12.04 pre-installed last November. At the time, I chose to deal with a member
of the sales team as my education discount did not appear to be available via
the online purchase channel.
I was invited by Ubuntu to upg
Dare I say, Ubuntu / Linux is just small fry for Dell who are intimately tied
up with Microsoft. The fact that they do supply some models with Ubuntu
pre-installed is at least a ray of light in the darkness but to expect some
meaningful support is being over-optimistic. The fact that Dell just
> On 5 Jan 2015, at 16:12, Gibbs wrote:
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> On 05/01/15 15:56, David Chatterton wrote:
>> I have since upgraded the OS to Ubuntu 14.10
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> I am curious to know why? As a general rule of thumb you should only
> upgrade to LTS .1 versions if you are look
For what it is worth, I recently bought a Dell XPS13-9333 that came with
Ubuntu 12.04 pre-installed. Almost as soon as I switched it on, I
received a message advising of an upgrade to 14.04 being available which
I accepted. The upgrade retained the Dell-supplied drivers for the WiFi
and Bluetoo
