>> Why not just buy the laptop, then refuse the license and get your
>> money back?
>>
>
>
Have you actually tried that? I did... HP told me to return the
laptop... LOL...
As for compatibility, just check google, I did, it said my HP510 work
with Ubuntu fine, apart from the touch pad,
>>
>>
>> This is very interesting. I've been looking for such a solution for
>> work. I see the cost is set to 0.73p per KB capped at £1. Does this
>> mean it costs £1 for a whole day of bandwith?
>>
>> Rob
>
> nominally yes but the fair use is 40MB and it is stated that it is
> really inte
> On Tue, 2007-06-12 at 19:11 +0100, ged wrote:
>
>> Just a polite enquiry about the "WEP" key wrote on the back of these BT
>> wireless routers.
>> Is it really wep ?
>>
>
> The _default_ is.
>
> If you visit http://bthomehub.home/ once setup you can change it to WPA.
As Alan said the d
Tony Arnold wrote:
> Matthew,
>
> Matthew Larsen wrote:
>
>
>>> Control Panel > Power Options > select 'Change Power Settings' for the
>>> selected Power Plan > select 'Change advanced power settings' > Expand
>>> the 'Power Buttons and Sleep' option > Expand 'Start Menu power
>>> button' opti
>> Why bother?
>>
>> I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
>>
>> It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
>> Fiesty on it yourself...
>>
>> Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
>> more expensive...
>> I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
>>
>> It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
>> Fiesty on it yourself...
>>
>> Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
>> more expensive... I really despair
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
more expensive... I really despair sometimes
Lee
*
Why bother?
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
more expensive... I really despair sometim
>> Now we don't know what to think. Vista's Long Goodbye, as we've come
>> to call this bizarre phenomenon, continues unabated. No amount of
>> diagnosing by the untold number of confounded sysadmins sheds any
>> light on the problem's cause, and Microsoft has yet to acknowledge its
>> full extent
> Hello Again,
>
> So, It's the Eurovision song contest tonight, It's going to be streamed
> from http://www.eurovision.tv using a plugin that you can get from here:
> http://www.octoshape.com/files/octosetup-linux_i386.bin
>
> run the octosetup-linux_i386.bin file in a terminal via the command:
>
> Would kubuntu have installed a virtual drive/directory for the purposes
> of the exercise, or should I have been running as it will be after a
> full install?
>
> My mind grappled with the possibilities and I came down to the two
> drives on my machine being NTFS rather than Fat 32.
>
> Still
> Yes, you're right, though it's a bit irrelevant now, since Robin's
> ordered a CD from ShipIt.
>
I'm not sure what the delivery dates are currently, but last time I
ordered it took several weeks...
What with FF recently being released I'd bet there is a surge in
requests happening now... :(
> We've got time for you to try writing the disk image on the laptop.
> Like I've said, though, if you can burn a disk image with software on
> your existing Mac, give it a go.
>
Rather then messing about with burning CDs, why not just burn one
yourself, check the integrity by booting the CD a
> >
> > I asked the manager at a local Computer World store about a possible
> > open source display event. Apart from it all being 'head office sir'
> > stuff, it was also said that if they did not sell it they would not be
> > interested in displaying it.
>
> So they never have ISP CDs by the ti
> oh, dear. More worrying is that the exchange (where he was rejecting
> the Marvell driver) is more than six months old...
>
> I wonder how much a USB CD drive costs these days?
>
> Ironically, the Amazon partner from whom I bought the CD drive from
> sent me an external one by mistake. I returne
> Although I don't like telling people to buy stuff. I would recommend
> getting yourself a cheap ethernet ADSL modem/router. And you will
> never (virtually)have to think about Internet connectivity again. Also
> if your network where to grow, eg another desktop, a wireless
> laptop/mobile phone
> The other argument I hear is that we should be using the system and
> tools that students expect to see in the big wide world once they have
> graduated, and that, of course is Microsoft stuff.
That's funny... Uni's should use Vista because that's what businesses use...
LOL... I work for a very
Ubuntu does need a firewall/virus detectors, but (and it's a big but)
there is less of a need for them.
While it is true that most virus/trojan/spyware/malware attacks Windows
based PCs, it's not just because there are more of them out there... The
problem with Window is that it is fundamentally
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