I'll second Linksys, I've got an old Wireless-B machine and it's served me well
for many years.
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I think we need to: Reverse the polarity of the radio field
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vel software? (other than the bsdgames
package, but that only allows travel backwards about 30 years.)
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> wallpapers, themes, panel configurations, window layouts in general
> use.
I'm using Fluxbox rather than Gnome, I never really got on with the
Desktop Environments. Would my screenshots still be helpful?
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X ARM board to play
with.
Very tempted indeed.
Debian has supported ARM for years, so most of Ubuntu is already there.
It's just a case of porting over than special Ubuntu magic and hundreds of
hours of testing. :)
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, 4W
for the processor but 22W for the chipset seems backwards. However that
chipset is well supported under Linux, especially the hassle free, open
driver 3D support.
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ed over to an Atom processor on my desktop,
this board:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/147222
Works beautifully under Ubuntu and Debian for me and the whole system runs
with an 80W power supply, rather than the hundreds of Watts these big rig
machines use.
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is:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/143273
That way you don't have to buy a whole new unit and you can stash the thing
away when it's not in use.
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I think we need to: Transform the plasma processor
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far as the supplier is concerned, a happy Windows customer.
If we want suppliers to know we want Ubuntu ready installed, not Windows,
then asking for Ubuntu, or OS Free, or at least Windows Free machines is
the way to get the message across.
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ke disc eject is not working
> properly.
The eject thing is really embarrassing. The drive on my machine can't close
automagically so I've not seen it, but it's a shamefully silly fault.
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r data in closed/DRM'ed formats.
I don't know about the specifics of the .oma format but could you not burn
the tracks to a CD using the Sony .oma playing software then rip them back in
ogg/vorbis under Ubuntu?
Similar to dealing with DRM'ed tracks from the iTunes music st
tures cut off coming too late? is it not being tested on a wide
enough variety of hardware? Or is it something else?
Everything seems to be patched quite quickly and a .1 release seems to follow
shortly that solves most of the release day problems.
Should we be advising people to wait a week, or
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 12:55:44PM +0100, Dave Morley wrote:
> Gav so have asus with the bigger eeepc's £270 and £330 IIRC
I noticed that, they seem to be creeping up in price and spec. The 701 seems
just right to me, 4GB internal storage, half a GB of RAM. All for somewhere
aro
Cheap part of this Small-Cheap-Computers thing.
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an/Ubuntu are so comprehensive I now find everything I need
using aptitude.
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A pair of USB wireless dongles or a USB to Ethernet adaptor for the Windows
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Nut via Nert. Geek comes from the old German Geck. Both mean a
stupid or foolish person.
A Google search of "etymology Geek" and "etymology Nerd" helps.
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On Thu, Jun 05, 2008 at 02:22:55PM +0100, Chris Rowson wrote:
> Slashdot has a story on the Webrap machine, it makes stuff in 3d out
> of plastic, and can now make itself.
>
> Just noticed, it's running on Ubuntu.
So it is, a Java app running on the Sun JRE under Ubuntu.
with a DVD writer.
When the come down to £125 to £150 mark I'm in. At the current rate I'd guess
that would be early next year.
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On Mon, 2007-09-03 at 14:05 +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> Thanks Gav and Mathew
> If I combine your ideas then I should be covered ?
> Will this get things I have installed from debs or compiled?
> Probably not apps I've downloaded directly (bin or whatever)
> Do you think
ou get a list of all the
optional packages installed. If there was a simple way, you could save
that list, then do something like:
cat packagelist | sudo aptitude install
I hope some of this is helpful and someone else can fill in the blanks.
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cript to do the cd etc.. but
> there's got to be a better solution...)
I use shell scripts for this kinda thing, create one called something
like bworks95.sh in the directory:
/home/rick/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/BibleWorks 4.0/
With something simple like:
#!/bin/sh
cd ~/.wine/dri
> normally.
I was under the impression that HDCP was integral and compulsory with
HDMI hardware, if you can turn such nonsense off why would you ever turn
it on?
Cheers for the info, I'll go away with less bad feeling about HDMI.
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The motherboard uses HDMI/HDCP copy protection on it's video hardware,
could this be part of the problem?
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Looks like a real bargain, does anyone have any more details on the
system spec? What motherboard does it have?
One of the reviews on ebuyer said the motherboard will support SATA
drives even though the machine has a PATA one. This is good new for
upgrades.
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opy url.
I use the same trick to listen to the radio on the BBC website.
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mplayer
Then play the station with:
mplayer mms://mediasrv-the.musicradio.com/Chill
I hope that helps,
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bout what just
happened.
Also you can try 'tail /var/log/messages' and 'tail /var/log/syslog' for
more info.
One of these may tell you what just failed and caused the network
connection to drop out.
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u can select which app starts
when you connect your iPod.
I hope that helps.
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It's all locked up with DRM so you'll have to burn it to an
audio CD then rip it back to mp3 or ogg using either iTunes or something
like Sound Juicer under Ubuntu.
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S X default tools?
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ected try:
lcd /home/you/website
Or even quicker, you could change to the directory where you store the
files in your terminal before you type ftp.
I hope that helps.
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