tim matthews wrote:
> the BBC and open source?
>
> http://support.bbc.co.uk/ogg/
>
> they did have a very nice ogg stream for Radio 4 ... and then they got
> rid of it.
>
> however, if the BBC should look more into open source, it depends on us
> the users of the BBC to organise ourselves and
Andy wrote:
> On 02/11/06, alan c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Something I heard at LinuxWorld recently suggested to me bbc were
>> moving towards more open formats.
>>
(lots of excellent stuff snipped, lets keep up the good work)
[...]
> Maybe we should add 'getting the BBC to use an open form
Nik Butler wrote:
[...]
> Things im still waiting for suggestions/content/materials/confirmation
> of a good idea on ; keeping it simple theres just a couple of things:
>
> 1. Things to Show/Demo during the two days.
Ah - something I have thought of but do not know how to do yet, and
might be
Nik Butler wrote:
> Afternoon all. So its been a quiet week on the list regarding the
> exhibition but that does not mean we have not been hammering away
> behind the scenes.
>
> First off thanks to Alan Helmore-Simpson and Paul Sladen for keeping the
> Ubuntu Tablet demo project moving forwar
l presented and visually
attractive and soon become the centre of attention for newbies wanting
to move from windows, making the table defacto Ubuntu infopoint!
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David Morley wrote:
>> There is a page detailing the various things you can do to help out
>> ubuntu and how to get involved with each here:
>>
>> http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate
>>
>> and a more lengthy and up to date version here:
>>
>> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu
>>
>
Caroline Ford wrote:
> On Fri, 2006-09-15 at 23:06 +0100, ana wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> Adam Bagnall wrote:
>> > I was thinking earlier that as far as I'm aware the LoCoTeam has no
>> > female members. There must be some women in the UK who use Ubuntu?
>
> Of course there are - I am another one. I
ana wrote:
> hi
>
> Caroline Ford wrote:
>> (College has horribly locked down XP boxes and a fairly fascist web
>> filter..)
>>
>
> Yes. It is not the teachers's fault. We had a college IT teacher in the
> hacklab once, he explained that even if he wants to teach some free
> software he can't,
nik wrote:
> Since I wont get a chance to post this over the weekend, here is your
> end of week update,
>
>
>
> 1: Thank You to
>
> Adam Bagnall, Alan Pope, Alan Helmore-Simpson,Stuart Parkington and
> Ashley Hooper whom have all volunteered to aid in Setup and Attendance.
> We believe Jo
Alan Helmore-Simpson wrote:
>> How about Ubuntu Christmas cards? A Linux/Ubuntu orientated picture
>> on the front in christmas scene, and the marketing information on the
>> back. Many other organisations use this as a way to spread the word.
>>
> Wonderful, if this were to be done, perhaps we s
Philip Wyett wrote:
[...]
> She is quite vocal about how much faster Ubuntu is over XP on the same
> PC and how GNU Linux provides her with the daily peace of mind because
> of it's security so she can just get on with what she wants to do
One of the notable things I notice now I use Linux general
Jono Bacon wrote:
> On Tue, 2006-09-12 at 18:32 +0100, ac wrote:
>> I will certainly have a go. (Thanks for thinking well of it).
>> It can be a bit sobering to be faced with people who have mostly
>> hardly heard of open source before
>
> This is something I woul
nik wrote:
> William Anderson wrote:
>> nik wrote:
>>
use the boot to gather in people and get them involved after the event.
>>> id also suggest not leaving it to the spill checker ! boot should be booth !
>>>
>>
>> Booth person: Would you like to peruse the
Jono Bacon wrote:
> On Tue, 2006-09-12 at 14:30 +0100, ac wrote:
>> I will attend and help both days if needed. I run the monthly
>> infopoint table in bracknell computer fairs - although I am an
>> experienced end user rather than anything more techy. The infopoint
>>
Jono Bacon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Some space has become available at LinuxWorld London for a potential
> ubuntu-uk stand int he .org village on 25th and 26th Oct 2006. This will
> be a small stand in which volunteers could go down and talk to visitors
> about the UK Ubuntu community. The stand is fr
cs Engineer based around
> Maidenhead (not far from Windsor). Due to my job I have the pleasure of
> using Linux (Redhat Enterprise 3.0 to be precise) and Solaris on a daily
[...]
Hi Matthew. Welcome!
I am in bracknell and generally run (If I am available) the Infopoint
table at th
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