thanks for your efforts Alan!
On Mon, 15 Jan 2024 at 11:12, Alan Pope wrote:
> Heya,
>
> Wakey, wakey, everyone! :D
>
> The Ubuntu Community Team at Canonical are rebooting the whole LoCo
> project. So, I wanted to help dust off the UK LoCo team. Alan Bell was
> previously the point of contact f
with Sibelius
on Windows. Thanks
My daughter uses Sibelius under Wine on Ubuntu 12.04.
Colin
Hi Norman,
I've used Rosegarden in the past which seemed to work pretty well,
although I can't say I comprehensively tested all alternatives!
All the best,
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On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
> I was planning to upgrade to 12.04 and install Scratch and TurtleArt.
> Other than that, I would welcome any suggestion of fun software for a 6
> year old.
Frozen Bubble seems to go down well in my experience.
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ny commandline tools to record from pulseaudio.
What I really need is a:
at 03:00 recordfrompulsemic1 for 600 seconds to ~/file.wav
Or something along those lines. I don't care if it's graphical or shell,
but I'm sure this isn't too difficult to do, so I'd be interested
On 09/03/12 20:42, paul sutton wrote:
> Any ideas, if this is not possible how would i go about suggesting this
> to Mozilla and an idea for later versions.
Sieve.
Who uses this? I know in theory it's possible for it to all work very
nicely.
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On 18/10/11 12:02, Daniel Case wrote:
> These are all good, but I can't seem to find an 'unlimited' plan on any
> of them, or prepay for 3000 minutes cheaply. They all seem to be pay as
> you go, while 1.20p is cheap...I go through 3000-5000 minutes to UK home
> phones which was why I got the 'Skyp
vider, why do all providers charge 8-9 pence per minute for a
> mobile call, but only 1 penny for a landline call? Mobiles and
> Landlines are always 1 pence per minute for calls made to the USA, is
> there anyone who would offer 1 pence per minute calls to mobiles in
> the
On 14/09/11 07:42, Ted Wager wrote:
> Anything going on in the High Peak/Stockport area ?
There should be something happening in Manchester (I'd imagine).
Perhaps poke Ucubed? http://ucubed.info/
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out of the 8 on the MacPro, though it says I can
use up to 8. Further I can use up to 5.5 GBytes before, they say, 'if
higher, memory swapping may occur'.
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ng a word with Draytek first.
I have tried changing the frequency but no difference.
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On 15 Apr at 12:37, Alan Bell
wrote:
> On 15/04/11 12:31, Tim Powys-Lybbe wrote:
> > On 14 Apr at 21:25, Kate Stewart wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone else had this problem?
> >
> I think those will be the instructions when it is released.
If I had quoted the whole
esh installs, losing
everything on my previous version.
Has anyone else had this problem?
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qually awesome.
If you ever visit Sheffield, don't leave until you've visited. It's
right in the centre, close to the station and truly is inspirational.
They provide an open cluster and also recycle *lots* of old hardware. I
mean lots. It's stunning how much.
www.access-space.org
Cheers,
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On 03/04/11 21:10, Tim Dobson wrote:
> Just wondered, does anyone have any experience or has seen any blogs
> posts of anyone bonding two or more 3G connections so they can
> aggregate the bandwidth?
>
> If you've seen or heard of anyone doing this I'd be interested t
Hey hey,
Just wondered, does anyone have any experience or has seen any blogs
posts of anyone bonding two or more 3G connections so they can
aggregate the bandwidth?
If you've seen or heard of anyone doing this I'd be interested to know
any hints on how they went about it. :)
ch
On 08/03/11 20:46, Alan Pope wrote:
> Saw this on another list and thought it might resonate with some of you :)
>
> http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/10things/10-reasons-for-quitting-it/2316
Some of the points resonate very strongly.
Of course, some of those negatives can also be viewed as posit
could be interesting to people. Certainly wish I could be there. :(
Original Message
Subject: [UK event] Open Source Junction - developing open
cross-platform mobile apps
Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2011 12:12:00 +
From: Steve Lee
Reply-To: Managing community led projects
To: communit
Ideally something I can pull the video out in something resembling a
sane format would be cool.
Bonus points if it's easily scriptable...
Cheers,
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On 07/01/11 15:06, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
> Sorry if this is common knowledge - I'm after recommendations for a
> webcam with built-in mic to work on Ubuntu 10.04 installed on a Toshiba
> Satellite using an Intel 82801H audio device.
Things may well have massively changed now and I admit I'm
On 07/01/11 22:03, David King wrote:
> I would be interested to know if any of the webcams that work with
> Ubuntu also have an optical zoom -- does anyone know of any? Or is that
> too fancy for a webcam? I need something more powerful than your average
> webcam but a lot cheaper than a proper cam
there. :)
For completeness of the record, a friend also pointed
http://drupal.org/project/webform
out to me which could work quite well in context.
Thanks again!
Tim
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Hi Tony,
On 05/01/11 23:18, Tony Arnold wrote:
> On Wed, 2011-01-05 at 20:53 +0000, Tim Dobson wrote:
>> I shouldn't think you'd have any problems as a result of you using
>> Ubuntu. What are you going to use it for? Connecting to the internet and
>> co
On 05/01/11 21:13, A J Binnie wrote:
>
>
> On 5 January 2011 20:47, Tim Dobson <mailto:li...@tdobson.net>> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of a FOSS, easy, simple way of creating forms to gather
> user feedback?
>
>
> There's always Polldaddy.com,
past with Linux netbooks and not had any
problems.
I shouldn't think you'd have any problems as a result of you using
Ubuntu. What are you going to use it for? Connecting to the internet and
connecting your home computers to?
:)
Tim
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Cheers,
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This would probably be a good time to start a separate thread for anyone
who would like to share their Diaspora handles;
mine is tdobson (at) joindiaspora.com
(I'm tdobson everywhere!)
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On 02/01/11 19:58, Neil Perry wrote:
> I've invited you Vin.
Thanks for the community spirit. :D
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On 02/01/11 19:26, James Thomas wrote:
> That would be great.
> :-)
Invited. :)
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On 02/01/11 19:24, J Fernyhough wrote:
> On 2 January 2011 19:20, Neil Perry wrote:
>> I'd love to give diaspora a go, An invite would very much welcomed
>> Thanks
>> Neil Perry
>>
>
> [aol] meee t! [/aol]
>
> But in all seriousness, yes please.
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On 02/01/11 19:20, Neil Perry wrote:
> I'd love to give diaspora a go, An invite would very much welcomed
Invite sent. :)
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cause it's simple though, you can post to your groups
and discuss with them. The down side is that it's yet another site to
log in on.
I have a few invites left if anyone wants thinks they want be willing to
give it a try and I was hoping that other people with invites migh
to include?
Thanks in advance :)
Tim
(Sorry to summon the hivemind, however I've been in bed for the past two
weeks with flu and you know how frustrating it is doing parental tech
support at the best of times!) :)
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On 03/12/10 18:50, danteash...@gmail.com wrote:
> We are creating advert(s) for Ubuntu, for a non-technical audience.
Yo-buntu!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOHAUvbuV4o&feature=youtu.be
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Islington tube station, but there are
> rather a lot of stairs to get to the room.
If anyone is up in Manchester and fancies a similar kind of event, I
suggest we meet at the Digital Communities Christmas party*:
You just need to sign up here:
http://digitalchristmas.eventbrite.com/
S
On 29/10/10 00:39, Alan Pope wrote:
> On 28 October 2010 23:34, Tim Dobson wrote:
>> Is anyone else affected by this and can suggest any potential fixes or
>> workarounds.
>>
>> Not at all scared of getting my hands dirty. :)
>
> Sadly this sounds like a bug th
her in law suspects this is related to compiz...
Is anyone else affected by this and can suggest any potential fixes or
workarounds.
Not at all scared of getting my hands dirty. :)
Cheers,
Tim
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On 19/10/10 17:05, Alan Pope wrote:
> On 19 October 2010 16:54, Cornelius Mostert
> wrote:
>
> Is
>
>> 1. You have permission to work as Admin on a Lan
>
> All of which probably contravenes rule 1 you set out.
As I read it, you appear to have misread parent.
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rection of something you know would be good.
There's a blog for the project just started at ubuntu.1monthof.org if you'd
like more info, and do give me a shout if you would like to be involved.
Thanks in advance everybody,
Tim
Tim Dalton
ICT Team
Wildern School
Email | Web<http://www.wild
On 16/10/10 18:16, Chris Rowson wrote:
> Empathy doesn't have a Windows port at the moment but knowing that
> you've got video working with Empathy gives me a bit of hope that I
> can get a decent video solution up and running using something or
> other.
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On 13/10/10 18:38, Jacob Mansfield wrote:
> I can solve the help vampires
> sudo apt-get install garlic
Please do be careful when upgrading:
http://xkcd.com/797/
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On 13/10/10 10:48, Alan Pope wrote:
> The fact is though that right now there are few manufacturers making
> machines with Ubuntu pre-installed, so people do have to do the
> install. However I believe you should be comparing "Oranges and
> Oranges". If my mum bought a blank computer and wanted win
d
enough.
Some years ago I bought an EPSON 4870 PHOTO scanner which would do 4800
dots per inch. It did the job on the ancient slides I had to take
copies of and continues to work well (on both Windows and Mac, not sure
about Ubuntu). This scanner is now out of date but I think EPSON has
pro
service which is great! The event is much
> more about Open Data than Open Source, the laptop of choice for the next
> generation of technology leaders is clearly the Macbook, but there were
> a number of Ubuntu laptops present (in fact the Manchester team did 20
> application demos o
On 7 Aug at 8:54, Anton Piatek wrote:
> For the record, on my android phone I cache choose to quote the entire
> message, or none of it. I get no choice about top posting. If you
> happen to know who in Google wrote this great
Obviously: an android.
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the above it is not clear, quote marks apart, that Joseph
O'Dell did not write the first paragraph.
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On 28/07/10 07:15, Lucy wrote:
> Last time we held our first ever Global Jam at the MadLab. It was
> great to meet up with people and it would be good to hold it there
> again. Thoughts?
Unfortunately, this sounds like the first weekend of my holiday
prizes would be very gratefully
recieved.
Contact the organisers:
Tim Dobson/Steven Flower: y...@tdobson.net
Tim: 01457 597 007
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Very interesting article.
For anyone interested there's an edugeek discussion raging here:
http://www.edugeek.net/forums/blue-skies/60124-open-source-schools-miles-berry-offers-radical-response-ict-funding-cuts.html
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Subject: [sf-uk-discuss] An 'open source manif
On 20/07/10 11:57, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> I've enquired on the Bristol Wireless list to see if they have anything.
>
> I'll keep you updated if they come back to me.
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Cheers,
Tim
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On 28/06/10 23:11, Steve Flynn wrote:
>>> Also spotted an Ubuntu mug in the kitchen.
>
> Frankly, I'm surprised that anyone actually watches the programme as a
> whole. I've endured 6 or 7 episodes and tried to like it but as my
> wife says "This is s
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On 28/06/10 10:35, darren.mans...@opengi.co.uk wrote:
> Did anyone spot the Ubuntu logo on the back of Moss's screen? As most of
> the episode focuses on Moss talking from behind his screen, the Ubuntu
> logo was visible quite a lot!
It was practicall
now how to start the Ubuntu
desktop. Any help would be much appreciated.
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s.
>
> Have you actually tried clicking on them though? Most of them only
> have the option of selecting Windows XP or 7, as far as I can see the
> only 2 that have Ubuntu on them are the Latitude 2100 and 2110.
Agreed and I took the order to the stage of Add to Basket (with Ubuntu
9.0
emulation working to
provide the smallest RISC OS (Acorn) machine on the market - but not the
first as others have done this before me, indeed it was seeing their
results last Monday that prompted me to say I would like to try this
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.3a.bin
of=/media/C/joggler_unr_9.10_v1.3a.bin bs=10M count=365
and this got the response of:
365+0 records in
365+0 records out
3827302400 bytes (3.8 GB) copied, 707.077 s, 5.4 MB/s
As above, I put the stick in the Joggler and nothing useful resulted on
a reboot.
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ting UNR on the Joggler :)
Many thanks. But I think it may not be comprehensive enough for this
old stick. So I am going to give Stephen Ford's method another thrash
but this time on the Ubuntu-only route and not via Windows.
If this too fails, I will give your method a go.
Ubuntu and hope I can work out what to do, though it
really does look simple.
Watch this space.
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On 19 May at 13:04, Kris Douglas wrote:
> On 19 May 2010 12:41, Tim Powys-Lybbe wrote:
> > On 14 May at 8:27, David wrote:
> >
> >
> > (a) I plugged the USB stick into my normal Ubuntu machine, a Fusion
> > partition on a mac Pro, and was able to read what
who had bought one on Monday had had no
problem, ditto for one bought last Saturday.)
I know there are a few web sites to discuss Joggler but I find web sites
cumbersome and much prefer mailing lists. Is there a Joggler-Ubuntu
mailing list anywhere? Or is it OK
can we document this fork on the beebhack wiki if it's not already been
done so?
http://beebhack.wikia.com
http://beebhack.wikia.com/wiki/Programs
:)
-Tim
On 13/05/10 21:38, Rob Beard wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I gather the get_iplayer has been forked, the thing is, I can'
On 11/05/10 16:43, Isabell Long wrote:
> On 11 May 2010 16:40, Dianne Reuby wrote:
>> On Tue, 2010-05-11 at 16:33 +0100, Chris Rowson wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>> I've never tried, but it'd probably be a laugh to go to PC World with
>>> a bunch of live CDs, insert them into the PCs and reboot them
>>> (ob
fit the text which you are replying to. Do not quote the
> whole of the previous email - remove any unnecessary text. To avoid
> confusion, it's often a good idea to replace removed text with a brief
> indication that something has been removed, like [snip]."
Second
e in Banbury, complete with delicious Hook Norton (or so I
remember that ale from a barge trip a decade or two back down the Oxford
canal).
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I don't know if people have already seen this but it might be cool to go
to for people in the south east.
Original Message
Subject: [backstage] Open Source Show And Tell
Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2010 12:50:42 +0100
From: Phil Whitehouse
Reply-To: backst...@lists.bbc.co.uk
To: backst...
hortly before it begins!
http://debflashmobmanchester.eventbrite.com/
We'll have plenty of flyers so just bring yourself and something to
censor yourself with but we'll be providing black tape in case you can't.
I'm sorry it has got to this stage, however I hope you'll join me there,
ffective
examples, running code and actual applications. Be inspired, tame the
sparql beast and join the future of desktop computing!"
Helpful links:
* Semantic Web Road map by Tim Berners-Lee
<http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Semantic.html>
* GNOME: The Semantic Desktop <http://live.
Cornelius Mostert wrote:
> I have an audio stream coming in via usb or input jack (line in) and would
> like to:
> 1. Record this and
> 2. Live stream this to the network
This should be possible with pulseaudio itself:
http://cubicgarden.com/wordpress/2009/05/10/pulseaudio-networked-audio-2/
I'v
rce of certain applications?
And a simplistic view of the Danish proposal is that all they are
concerned with is the use of Open Standards for exchanging information,
not for system sourcing.
Can anyone outline the overall economies of Open Source?
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Kevin Safford wrote:
> Thanks for the replies. He he, I'm really looking for a 'quick and
> dirty' solution, but I should have expected the responses I got.
>
> SIP isn't our main phone option - we just use it on those occasions when
> Virgin Media charge us for calls. I'm happy to use the soft p
ots of documentation.
They should work with any SIP VOIP provider or local SIP setups you may
have.
Hope this helps, sorry I've not heard of the SG-HS100b at all.
Cheers,
Tim
Disclaimer:
I work for a company DMC who supply SME's with VOIP stuff -
www.servicesforasterisk.co.uk
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you'll
certainly behaving the issues described.
You may need to forward more ports, but let me know how you get on.
Oh and yeah, SIP/VOIP is my job and NATs+VOIP=Headache. :)
Tim
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int. Currently
KDEnlive (my preferred video editing suite) can't deal with AAC audio by
default due to some broken libavcodec package as I understand.
As my (stupid) video camera outputs h.264 + aac this is somewhat
frustrating.
Anyway, hopefully this will all get smoothed out! :)
Tim
P
pport for
dual monitors a conequence of the closed source nature of the graphics drivers?
I would ideally like to use kde, but this doesn't support dual screens at all.
Any comments?
Regards,
Tim
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Lucy wrote:
> This is a reminder that Manchester will be celebrating the release of
> Ubuntu 9.10,
> Karmic Koala with a release party.
woop woop!
Getting close now! :)
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I'm sure this could be interesting to you lucky London lot!
Original Message
Subject: [ORG-discuss] Come see Bruce Schneier talk in London
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:16:27 +
From: Michael Holloway
Reply-To: Open Rights Group open discussion list
To: Open Rights Group open d
Rik Boland wrote:
> Spotify is letting people listen to their fav tracks, this is great!
>
> Surely this mean that you are able to capture these song and save them
> on one's hard drive. Would this not be a problem and is there open
> source software to achieve this?
Spotify, unfortunately, is
Lucy wrote:
> Can anyone suggest anywhere else it should be advertised?
>
the usual northern lugs :)
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Gordon Allott wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-10-15 at 22:32 +0100, Daniel Drummond wrote:
>> I love that the address for Pitcher and Piano is Arches 9-10 Deansgate
>> Locks.
>>
>> Dan
>>
>>
>
> I have absolutely no idea if thats the correct address, I just copied
> whatever google told me. if its not pleas
) which
we are happy to send out to the local LUGS and I'll send it to LUGs
within an hours travel of Manchester.
Tim
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f other people could add the announcement to other sites and blog
> about it that would be great.
Sounds good to me.
> The venue doesn't allow under-18s after 7pm, so I'm cc'ing Tim from
> DFEY-NW to see if he wants to arrange something earlier for younger
> people, if th
t
> get any error messages from you web mail account.
No problem here with a normal mail system, an average of 5 posts a day
over the last 20 days. So it sounds as if web-mail or digests have some
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care about microsoft these days, I see Apple
as much more of a threat because they have user loyalty.
Tim
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install ffmpeg from medibuntu if you have
issues like that but as the developer says, it might be a bug.
Tim
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been to Wallingford
Bunkfest in the past and really enjoyed it!
We should do things at more events like this.
Hope it goes well :)
Cheers,
Tim
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ntu, then
it must be relevant.
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7;t familiar with Digital Freedom in Education & Youth, please
drop past and take a look at our new website at www.dfey.org
Many Thanks,
Tim
(DFEY-NW Co-organiser)
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On 16 Aug at 20:23, "Alan Lord (News)" wrote:
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Surely not a 'Newsgoup' in the set of accessed through usenet?
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Just a reminder that the DFEY-NW meeting is taking place tomorrow from
12:00pm -> ~3:30pm
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DFEY-NW (Digital Freedom in Education & Youth - North West) is a group
aiming to provide a social space for young people interested in
technology, issues of freedom and technology in r
Details for the next DFEY-NW are enclosed...
Please forward this to anybody or any lists you think might be interested.
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DFEY-NW (Digital Freedom in Education & Youth - North West) is a group
aiming to provide a social space for young people interested in
technology, issues o
things from a legal perspective.
Good luck!
Tim
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All you Loco people near Manchester might be interested in this - it's
this tuesday!
Tim
Original Message
Subject: [Fsuk-manchester] Manchester Free Software Talk - Dan Lynch,
Audio Production with Free Software
Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 17:09:51 +0100
From: Lucy
To: Manch
If you've never been to FOSDEM, I sincerely recommend attending.
I'm very glad I went to it this year and will certainly be attending for
FOSDEM's 10th birthday!
It is a fantastic event, insightful, interesting, fun and incredibly
welcoming. :D
Tim
Original Message -
t Dalek Terminal Services from
the console, helping to stimulate the economy."
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feel free to expand & elaborate I'm too tired to continue
:)
Tim
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erisk-based VOIP
system on them.
Dell who have supplied us servers prviously have discontinued their
Poweredge SC440 range and now want to give us a much worse deal for servers
to supply to our customers.
Any suggestions would really be welcome - I'm sure we can get a better
deal!
C
- it
searches the disk for packages and then it says:
"Loading ubuntu-keyring-udeb failed for unknown reasons. Aborting"
With a red screen
Looking through syslog via busybox i can't see anything related to
ubuntu-keyring-udeb, I can't see anything relevant..
anyone got any t
ou can't understand it enough to know
whether you'd be interested.
I do take your point and can see what you mean but please do feel free
to ask the list what is meant by "Empathy to replace Pidgin in Karmic"
etc or anything else.. :)
Cheers
Tim
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plugin hasn't been ported to it yet, you could still install pidgin from
synaptic and then install the facebook chat plugin.
I like pidgin and probably won't switch to empathy in a hurry, but so
long as pidgin continues to be easily available and empathy doesn't
*really* suck,
#x27;t seem to be making any difference.. :(
thanks for the suggestion though!
Tim
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