On 10 June 2011 09:30, Dave Hanson wrote:
> Morning all,
>
> I'm toying with the idea of buying a barebones pc from maplins to run web
> server on. (potentially more) I would quite like a dual core processor and a
> gig or so of ram < £120, the rest i can beg borrow and steal.
>
> It should obviou
On 25 March 2011 16:14, Jon Reynolds wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> Am sure as all of you are computer users, some probably quite prolific (as
> coders etc), that some of you have had experience with RSI.
>
> I have had a bad wrist for a few years now on and off. It always seemed to
> go away but recen
2009/9/19 Alan Lord (News) :
> On 18/09/09 14:38, Gordon Allott wrote:
>> Roger Lancefield wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm running a dual-head Nvidia 7600 GS on Jaunty with the proprietary Nvidia
>>> driver.
>>>
>>> Does anyone kn
Hi all,
I'm running a dual-head Nvidia 7600 GS on Jaunty with the proprietary Nvidia
driver.
Does anyone know if the driver supports 2048x1152? In particular (probably
not a common combination) does anyone happen to know if it will support this
resolution together with an existing 1920x1200 panel
2009/5/31 Greg Herdman
> Hi Everyone,
> I too can vouch for Keir Thomas & Jaime Sicam's book - although it
> hasn't got me out of my scrambled scren 'hole' yet, it was a real
> support while I was styarting out on the Linux road. Add to that the
> Live user mode on the DVD which is still in use u
>
> Notice what? Have I missed something?
> :-)
> --
> Philip Stubbs
>
Nice, polite ignore message. Would ignore again.
Roger
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> Oh of course, absolutely agreed - I don't think that my being facetious
> carried particularly well over email.
>
>
Well, if it's any consolation, your 'Novell' quip caused me to have a
"coffee, meet sinuses" moment :)
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> > Oh, dear. Does this mean we're going to have to vote Tory???
> >
> > Mac
> >
> Can't be much worse than voting for NuLabour.
>
>
Given their antediluvian view of Internet freedom, their conniving with Big
Content to turn our digital devices into proprietary media players, their
assumption th
2009/1/28 Roger Lancefield
> On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:10 PM, Rob Beard wrote:
>>
>> >> I'm swinging towards an Xilence 480W PSU [1] from aria for £26, but
>> >> not sure if it's (a) worth the extra money for a quieter PSU, and (b)
>> >>
>
> On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:10 PM, Rob Beard wrote:
>
> >> I'm swinging towards an Xilence 480W PSU [1] from aria for £26, but
> >> not sure if it's (a) worth the extra money for a quieter PSU, and (b)
> >> if 480W will be sufficient for stability?
>
> 480W is way over-powered to keep that lot w
2008/12/1 Robert McWilliam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 06:42:22PM +0000, Roger Lancefield wrote:
> > I'd like to be able to capture the input from a mic connected to an
> embedded
> > motherboard audio chipset (Intel 82801G controller). Obviously,
Hi all,
I'm wondering if I could pick your brains regarding audio recording
software? (In case it isn't obvious, I'm pretty clueless regarding audio
matters, so go easy on me if I ask something daft ;)
I'd like to be able to capture the input from a mic connected to an embedded
motherboard audio
2008/11/2 Ken Robson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Since I installed 8.10 64bit as a fresh install, when I eject a cd
> (using right click eject) it immediately closed it again before I have
> time to remove the cd.
>
> Due to the high number of issues I am going to be removing it and trying
> a different
2008/11/1 Roger Lancefield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 2008/11/1 Paul Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I am paul, from Paignton, South Devon and decided to join the list so I
>> could help promote Linux and other OSS better by being able to hopeful
2008/11/1 Paul Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi
>
> I am paul, from Paignton, South Devon and decided to join the list so I
> could help promote Linux and other OSS better by being able to hopefully
> be part of a wider more co-ordinated efforts, rather than trying to do
> this on my own.
>
> While
Beer drinking eh? Well, if I must
Roger
2008/10/28 Andrew Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Prior to the Hardy release party, I kept up-to-speed over IRC.
> Unfortunately my new employer blocks IRC so I've no idea what social
> arrangements are being made.
>
> Who's coming to the Canonical-organ
2008/10/10 Andrew Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> "The Wikimedia Foundation, the organization behind the user-driven
> Wikipedia project, is in the process of migrating its servers to the
> Ubuntu Linux distribution. Wikimedia's move to Ubuntu is part of an
> effort to simplify administration of the
2008/9/30 Adam Bagnall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Roger Lancefield wrote:
> >
> > 2008/9/29 Ellis Corbie Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
> >
> > :/
> >
> > 15 year olds allowed in?
> >
> >
&
2008/9/29 Ellis Corbie Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> :/
>
> 15 year olds allowed in?
>
Ellis, at that time in the evening 15 year olds shouldn't be allowed out ;)
BUT seriously, I felt bad when I saw your message so I called De Hems to
enquire about their policy. Sorry to report that they don't a
2008/9/29 John Levin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> So, anyone up for a party?
>
+1 for De Hems. Central location. 12 million or so people within an hour's
train ride (he wildly guestimates). Plenty of good, reasonably priced food
within crawling distance from the pub. Reasonably spacious bar. Good
atm
2008/9/22 alan c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Open Source makes historic UK breakthrough
>
> http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2008/09/22/open-source-makes-historic-uk
>
> to date:
> Sirius, Novell
> more to come I believe
> --
This is truly important news. Great stuff!
Most have probably se
2008/9/11 Roger Lancefield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 2008/9/11 London School of Puppetry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> I have a Japanese friend staying. I have been trying to sort out my laptop
>> for her to se in her own language- we can get Japanese Kano, but the letters
&
2008/9/11 London School of Puppetry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a Japanese friend staying. I have been trying to sort out my laptop
> for her to se in her own language- we can get Japanese Kano, but the letters
> are in the wrong places- can anyone help?
>
>
Hi Caroline,
As you probably realise,
2008/9/1 Farran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> hi all [image: :D]
> has anyone got any suggestions for a new keyboard? I've got a horrendously
> old one, and i'm looking to replace it. i know a lot of shortcut buttons,
> for example, don't always work, and i don't know which keyboards are good
> anyway, s
2008/9/5 John Levin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm considering getting a new desktop. I'm considering one from Dell,
> but can't find any reviews of their ubuntu-ized Inspiron (everyone seems
> to be talking about the laptops).
>
> Does anyone on this list have one? Can they tell me
> 1: if
2008/8/7 London School of Puppetry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In a conversation recently someone said to me that Ubuntu is only for
> techies.and blokes at that- and young blokes at that!
> Out of interest, as a middle-aged woman- I rarely see any other female
> names on the forum- but I really like
> James Hooker wrote:
>> Hi Everyone -
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone had any successful experiences with dual
>> monitors on Ubuntu, and maybe recommend a good graphics card that is
>> well supported and up to the task?
Just as an aside, for those who might be about to purchase a monitor
with du
James Hooker wrote:
> Hi Everyone -
>
> I was wondering if anyone had any successful experiences with dual
> monitors on Ubuntu, and maybe recommend a good graphics card that is
> well supported and up to the task?
For dual setups running with resolutions of up to 1680x1050, at least,
I can hearti
Alan Pope wrote:
> No he doesn't. We just interviewed him
Good interview Alan, it's exciting to hear about the plans. The
collaboration with other distros, the work with Intel, the increasing
levels of interest from established corporate players, the sheer
numbers of people using Ubuntu, even grea
Hi John,
I had Xubuntu 7.04 and then 7.10 running on an old (circa 2001) 1.9GHz
P4 (with 1GB RAM, 40GB HD). It ran very well indeed, and I was really
impressed with the way it gave my ageing kit an Indian summer packed
with Linux power and goodness.
Inevitably, the elderly E-IDE drive (which must
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