On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 09:02 +, tim wrote:
> your email is somewhat vague.
>
> do you have a amd64 system?
>
> for routers, avoid the really cheapo stuff (like dlink, belink or other
> X Chinese brands). people buy these routers and then they don't work
> very well (like only allowing one vp
Dave Briggs wrote:
> Hi chaps
>
> Just joined the list. I installed Ubuntu on a dual boot with Windows a
> couple of weekends ago with the aim of eventually making the switch
> final and permament, just as soon as I have found equivalents in
> Ubuntu for the bits of software I use on the dark side
On 07/12/06, gord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there dave and welcome :)
>
> could you supply any other information about your computer, primarily
> your processor? if possible could you type "cat /proc/cpuinfo" into a
> terminal and paste the output? also the actual error message that you
> get
On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 08:23 +, Dave Briggs wrote:
> One thing that confused me though is that many of the packages say
> they are not compatible with my system (stating that it is a i386 or
> something). This includes standard fare like Gnumeric and Abiword, so
> I really don't understand why t
your email is somewhat vague.
do you have a amd64 system?
for routers, avoid the really cheapo stuff (like dlink, belink or other
X Chinese brands). people buy these routers and then they don't work
very well (like only allowing one vpn connection, the NAT inwards not
working properly, etc).
Hi chaps
Just joined the list. I installed Ubuntu on a dual boot with Windows a
couple of weekends ago with the aim of eventually making the switch
final and permament, just as soon as I have found equivalents in
Ubuntu for the bits of software I use on the dark side.
My main interests are web ba
