On 24/04/10 10:21, Alan Pope wrote:
> On 24 April 2010 09:58, Barry Drake wrote:
>> Alan Pope wrote:
>>> Dunno about _more_ geeky ways. Why not use the less geeky ones?
>> Question of image. Linux people are SUPPOSED to be geeky.
>
> An image that should be smashed into a pulp, burned, buried, du
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On 24/04/10 10:21, Alan Pope wrote:
> On 24 April 2010 09:58, Barry Drake wrote:
>> Alan Pope wrote:
> My mum uses Ubuntu. She is not geeky. :)
No, but you'll get her there in time. :-P
JT
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On 24 April 2010 09:58, Barry Drake wrote:
> Alan Pope wrote:
>> Dunno about _more_ geeky ways. Why not use the less geeky ones?
> Question of image. Linux people are SUPPOSED to be geeky.
An image that should be smashed into a pulp, burned, buried, dug up,
shot, burned again and fired into spac
On 24/04/10 09:58, Barry Drake wrote:
> Alan Pope wrote:
>
>> Dunno about _more_ geeky ways. Why not use the less geeky ones?
>>
> Question of image. Linux people are SUPPOSED to be geeky. My son (a
> one time systems engineer) was horrified to see 'terminal' in a
> prominent position o
Alan Pope wrote:
> Dunno about _more_ geeky ways. Why not use the less geeky ones?
Question of image. Linux people are SUPPOSED to be geeky. My son (a
one time systems engineer) was horrified to see 'terminal' in a
prominent position on my desktop. 'Didn't know anyone still used that?'
was hi
On 24 April 2010 08:33, Barry Drake wrote:
> I found that a nuisance as well. I've disabled the lock screen. You
> can use configuration editor (desktop->gnome->lockdown and then check
> disable_lock_screen). If you don't have configuration editor enabled in
> the main menu, you can find it in
John Matthews wrote:
> I have been doing some updates, and everytime now in Lucid, after it
> seems a really short period of time, it goes into a log in page. Sort of
> locks. I really like that idea, until it comes to doing things like
> updates. You have to log in all the time to find out what
On 23/04/10 23:07, John Matthews wrote:
> I have been doing some updates, and everytime now in Lucid, after it
> seems a really short period of time, it goes into a log in page. Sort of
> locks. I really like that idea, until it comes to doing things like
> updates. You have to log in all the time
On 23 April 2010 23:07, John Matthews wrote:
> I have been doing some updates, and everytime now in Lucid, after it
> seems a really short period of time, it goes into a log in page. Sort of
> locks. I really like that idea, until it comes to doing things like
> updates. You have to log in all the
I have been doing some updates, and everytime now in Lucid, after it
seems a really short period of time, it goes into a log in page. Sort of
locks. I really like that idea, until it comes to doing things like
updates. You have to log in all the time to find out what is happening.
How can I inc
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