it Wireless (N is it?) and a laptop that supports the
older 54mbit Wireless G then everything will drop down to the slower speeds.
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laptops).
Failing that, it is possible to get a USB to HDMI/DVI adaptor although
I've only used them on Windows, but I gather some of them do support
Linux... http://plugable.com/products/uga-2k-a
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;m worth paying
the $15 or whatever it is to DynDNS or no-ip.com
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re the same models
that System76 sell.
s/
Wow, PC Specialist aren't bad, same spec machine with 3 year warranty is
only about another 15 quid.
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ch only
sticks out about half a centimetre from the USB port so unlikely to
cause much bother.
You might also be lucky and find the wifi is supported in the newer
releases of Ubuntu.
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o, even with only 2GB Ram.
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On 06/08/12 18:53, Wayne Roberts wrote:
Hi all,
Since i installed 'dropbox' skype crashes straight away with the error
"Aborted (core dumped)"
Anybody got any clues?
I've seen this due to lack of disk space, confused me for ages. Maybe
try renaming the .Skype direct
ackup that you can copy back over if
it all goes wrong. :-)
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ese days maybe have
Intel, AMD or NVidia chipsets and just seem to work.
Anyway, good luck... maybe there might be other members on this mailing
list near you who might be able to offer a hand too :-)
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d couple of
seconds to do it's self checks and things).
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but I must admit I am interested in getting Steam and picking
up Left4Dead 2 when it comes out (I gather it's a launch title for Steam
on Linux). I was going to buy it for the XBOX 360, but hey if I can
support gaming on Linux over filling Microsoft's pockets then I'll get
it on the P
quid from
Tesco, it has a scanner and supports wireless printing (even from a
phone) but scanning requires a USB cable to be plugged in.
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t should work fine. How about
knocking something headless together, remote backup server? Some sort
of weather station controller? Headless MP3 player?
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be able to just install the openssh-server package
(or when installing there should be an option to install SSH server
amongst the server types).
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27;ve have loved to attend but Cambridge is a bit far for me from Devon,
shame as it sounds interesting.
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s yet find anything.
thanks
Paul
There's an option under the General tab in the options to start Skype
minimised in the system tray (at least on Skype 2.2 Beta). Not sure
if that'll do it?
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and order one but I
wasn't so lucky, but I registered my interest. I'm looking forward to
getting a couple to play with (got a couple of ideas so far).
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in
March?
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On 03/02/12 20:56, Bod Soutar wrote:
Rob,
They will discount me to the cost of a 50mb package.
Bodsda
Interesting, so that makes me wonder if customers could upgrade to
100Mbit just before the changes, get the discount and then the free
speed upgrade? :-)
I dunno what I'd do
lightly quicker than Virgin, presumably that's why Virgin are
upgrading to 120Mbit.
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router.
Personally I just leave it in NAT mode, seems to work okay now (used to
be really bad but seems to have improved over the past year).
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inux
compatible.
Bodsda
I'm on 30Mbit at the moment, what sort of discount are they offering on
the 100Mbit package?
I was on the 50Mbit package before I moved, and I was mulling over
upgrading, but don't know if I can get the 100Mbit package in my area
yet (Torquay).
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I see the idea though. Can't say I scan QR codes much, I used to when I
first got my phone, now I tend to ignore them.
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y, doing a quick Google search came up with a couple of
companies offering free trials on credit card machines so maybe you
might be able to get one from one of those companies.
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und that when connecting
to a server with a slow connection (such as my home server over a VPN
connection) it can in some cases cause Nautilus to hang but the rest of
the machine seems pretty responsive.
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my media PC and my server is running Ubuntu
Server 64-Bit), but hope this helps:
rob@aspire ~ $ uname -a
Linux aspire 2.6.38-11-generic-pae #50-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 12 22:21:04
UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
(It's running on a Core 2 Duo with 4GB Ram)
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would be great to meet some of you guys and girls. Maybe if there are
any Ubuntu or Linux related events near year I might be able to make it.
Happy Christmas!
:-)
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ow to add extra page admins.
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on eBay for about 10 quid.
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think) then purge after that.
Just an idea
Paul
Standard releases are 18 months, LTS releases are 3 years on the desktop
and 5 years on the server. But yeah, I see your point.
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your local Freecycle group :-)
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imilar
machine) and it too runs Ubuntu 10.04 really well (11.04 works but the
wireless needs blacklisting otherwise it won't shut down properly).
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happily
with KVM on top running a VM (I have 3GB Ram in mine, I added 1 x
Kingston 2GB DDR3 ECC DIMM, quickfind code: 169804).
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upgrade to Xubuntu 11.10 from there?
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o see Mythbuntu. I thought they'd have maybe shown Windows
Media Center. I think they saw her coming though if she paid 30 quid
for a TV card :-)
Still... great way of getting the word out there and I wonder how many
folks out there have old PCs that they could possibly turn into MythTV
bo
chipset in it, I believe it's
a Radeon HD4200.
I just wondered if there was any way of tweaking it to get it back to
bog standard VGA mode?
Ta,
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/ttyUSB0 and /dev/ttyUSB1.
I wonder if your particular model of modem isn't detected yet as a modem?
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eview says it can be overclocked to 3.6Ghz!
(although maybe on a standard cooler you might not get speeds like that).
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time I saw that I believe the package was being updated, I left it
a bit and tried again later.
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ld work
well rather than me re-inventing the wheel :-)
I'll be sure to forward this e-mail to my local LUG, we have a couple of
people in our LUG who have some involvement with schools and nurseries
so maybe of interest to them.
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But hey good luck to them if they can sell them.
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2Mbit.
So yeah it is possible.
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connection too.
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RC it will play XVID
and DIVX video with MP3 audio, but can trip up with other audio formats.
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eap thought now, cheapest one eBuyer.com have at
the moment is a Hanns-G from Hanspree for just over £65...
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/198780
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the list, as you say it's pretty male dominated and some
guys can be a bit funny about it, personally I see the girls in my local
LUG as fellow Linux geeks :-)
Good luck with it. I guess it's okay for us guys to blog about it etc?
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On 13/07/11 21:40, LeeGroups wrote:
Rob,
I think you're getting too hung up big graphics cards and big processors
and loads of drives :)
I've run Myth on that kind of hardware and while it works, it'll cost
you a fortune in just electricity... remember ever watt the ma
e to the limited internal slots, I'd have to use USB
tuners), and finding a USB sound card with SPDIF output which is
compatible with Ubuntu seems to be a bit of a challenge.
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On 08/07/11 17:39, Rob Beard wrote:
On 08/07/11 12:48, Alexander Birchall wrote:
Hi All,
I find that a Ubuntu server (Release 11.04(natty) I inherited has
available 60 GB of unused space on the hard disk. I would like to expand
the existing 40 GB available to the server to incorporate this
cover some data from a 1TB hard drive. I don't think it
has any redundancy though.
Anyway, I used this to get started with LVM...
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/
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save them having to
re-invent the wheel.
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On 01/07/11 14:35, Dino T. wrote:
I can send google+ invites to anyone, just need a gmail address or
hotmail/yahoo that has a google account associated.
Could I also have my name put in the hat for an invite please?
My google account is trevorkevorson at google mail dot com :-)
Ta,
Rob
Looks like you have 40 likes now. I really must check my mail more, I
think I missed the original e-mail about it :-)
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d into Hyperthreading,
this article on Wikipedia covers it better than I can explain it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-threading
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interested in coming
to one of the Devon & Cornwall LUG meets in Exeter?
I can't see any reason why you can't join the South West Loco team,
after all it's possible to have online meetings and contact via e-mail :-)
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te efforts more.
Yep that could be useful, such as making the source artwork available
for things like posters maybe in SVG, Gimp or OpenOffice format or
something like that so it can be modified?
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e tips etc. I guess I'd have to speak to some non-geeks and
get their opinions as I could be really wrong :-)
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ts from other Ubuntu-UK members
too (although I'd guess if you happen to be on holiday in Torquay with
your family the last thing your other half would want is you going to a
geeky LUG meet!).
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there for now, and if
anyone wants to contribute a better system (perhaps tied in with
loco.ubuntu.com) then they can go do that.
Alan
I like this idea, that way I guess like eBay feedback, you can find out
who does a good job and who to avoid :-)
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buntu, this is what the Exwick
Computer Club has done to introduce people from Windows and Mac
background to Ubuntu etc).
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long term goals to do
something like this, well not just this, but also something along the
lines of Free Geek in Torbay when I can raise enough funds to do so.
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r students interested in just the basics.
My daughter is starting secondary school in September, I'm hoping to
find out what sort of things they have in this respect (my daughter
might not be so interested herself, she prefers drama but I am planning
on introducing her to Scratch this weekend).
ave improved greatly and if the
machine can't boot you have the option of loading a gui recovery mode
and adding drivers that way.
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that maybe they are a registered Microsoft
refurbisher and provided a licence that way, that is until I read that
the options are Windows XP or Windows 7, NOT Vista...
http://www.microsoft.com/refurbishedpcs/Programs/registeredRefurbFAQ.htm
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site. I gave up after waiting 15 seconds for it to
load, clicked the stop button and a god awful monstrosity came up.
Animated gifs, comic sans font? Heck the baby on there should have been
a dancing baby!
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l.
That one seems a bit over kill for a non-gamer. I could understand how
a gamer would want something like that though (or maybe an ATI card).
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well supported with the proprietary NVidia driver and it
supports VDPAU for HD video acceleration in mplayer and MythTV.
Actually I didn't realise they were so cheap now, might pick one up for
the kids PC.
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ss he
has done a custom image with extras installed).
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#x27;d certainly sign up to be a volunteer, I'm
sure many more of us would too.
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pen Firefox and LibreOffice it is going
to be painful anyway.
Alan.
I agree with this, I'm sure they'd have machines which don't work for
varying reasons which they can take bits from.
They could at least put 512MB and 1GB respectively in each machine.
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etter, we have meetings in
Torbay, Exeter, North Devon and there was talk about a Plymouth meeting.
I'm not sure what the Cornwall guys are doing, I belive there was two
demo days held in Penzance a couple of years ago. Seems to be the same
few people who get involved though :-)
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(from Tier1Online.co.uk).
To be honest, I'm not shocked about it all, just bitterly disapointed.
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cient way to get to see it (using
Unity rather than Tools, Downloads in FF)?
Colin
You could try the shortcut, Control, Shift and Y.
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even with dual monitors (old habits die hard). Is it possible
to tile windows in Unity? (I've not upgraded to Ubuntu 11.04, instead I
moved over to Mint 10 about 5 months ago).
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developers, or at least he's had a hand in it. I think it's a great
idea, if they pull it off I'll certainly get one, maybe 2 or 3 if they
manage the £15 price point.
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you can get
there until we get kicked out.
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/889/detail/
Alan Bell
UK LoCo Team Leader
It's a bit too far for me I'm afraid (living in Devon), have fun though
folks.
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, that is unless you
can restart a download if it times out).
I'd say maybe SFTP would be maybe a more preferred solution, that way
they can securely FTP the files to a location on your server.
Or failing that, how about just accept drives with images on (or just
drives which nee
should ask you which
device you want to boot from.
Either that press F2 (I think, it is on my Acer, might be F1 possibly)
to go into the BIOS and set the CD/DVD drive as the primary boot device.
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ly
uses 3.25GB).
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cycle *lots* of old hardware. I
mean lots. It's stunning how much.
www.access-space.org
Cheers,
Tim
Thanks for the tip on that one Tim, next time I visit relatives up that
way I'll try and pop in and have a look.
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ng to your colleague to have a look at DBan
for wiping the drives. It can wipe up to government standards (and even
more stringent than that too) so I doubt anyone with recovery software
would be able to recover anything (and professional recovery isn't cheap).
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used with different providers.
Doing a quick Google search also comes up with this...
http://www.zeroshell.net/eng/forum/viewtopic.php?t=312
Maybe this might help you crack it, I'd be interested to know if you do
manage it.
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On 18/03/11 18:37, Barry Drake wrote:
On Fri, 2011-03-18 at 17:42 +, Rob Beard wrote:
You might find it could be an SATA cable. Chances are you're not going
to find a big IDE drive easily now as everything is going down the route
of SATA.
First thing I did was try a new SATA cabl
.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/200853
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making a backup of
your home directory (just in case).
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I've read I'm
sure you'll do well.
Thanks too Dave for your hard work :-)
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ested it. Looks reasonable to me...
[1] May not actually contain Ninja's, Pirates and/or scenes of
unparalleled action and/or bravery
:-)
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Ubuntu-UK members which go to live games might be interested in maybe
meeting up with Paul if he's going to any of your local games :-)
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On 07/03/11 22:53, Alan Pope wrote:
On 7 March 2011 22:48, Rob Beard wrote:
5 Star (which I gather is one of the Channel 5 spin off channels, formally
known as Fiver) is showing the US TV show Chuck starting with the first ever
episode tomorrow (8th March 2011) at 9pm.
Set the PVR, thanks
ully if it
proves to be popular Channel Five will show all four seasons.
So remember to tune in at 9pm...
Freeview channel 30
Sky channel 176
or Virgin channel 151
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Sadly I can't tell you exactly which packages you'd need as I'm not
near a PC at the mo (just on my mobile).
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Manchester
and if you're local you can go in and pick stuff up (although you can't
get the 'web only' prices that way). I've never had any problems with
them and their prices are quite reasonable.
:-)
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On 21/02/11 18:29, alan c wrote:
On 21/02/11 18:06, Rob Beard wrote:
On 21/02/11 16:45, Ross Mounce wrote:
[It's my first post: Hi all!]
I often hear that it's rare to find UK vendors selling computers with
Ubuntu pre-installed.
So I was pleasantly suprised to see this:
http://www.
one of
their bare bones systems such as this Athlon II X3 450 (3.2GHz triple
core) with NVidia nForce 430 chipset with onboard graphics and 2GB Ram
for £150 inc VAT.
http://tinyurl.com/6zo9tex
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ich has a fault in it).
(More specifically it's the Intel® 6 Series Express Chipset and the C200
chipset).
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to a hard drive
as generally you'll have much more free space (unless you happen to be
running on old kit with a smaller hard drive).
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Menu which had individual HTML files?
Ta,
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this is the
best way to go really, you need dvd's rather than cds.
paul
If if you customise it you can get it down to CD size.
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On 12/02/11 22:04, Jacob Mansfield wrote:
well I've got a meeting with herts council on the 1st, wish me lick
and I'll tell you how it goes
Good Lick ;-)
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That's interesting to hear, it's a shame the same can't be said for
Devon County Council who are pretty much a Windows only shop.
Rob
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