Hi -- I use iTunes on my OSX partition for most of my podcasts, but there
are some technical ones I'd like to start collecting on my Ubuntu partition
-- usually screencasts.
So what does the wider, great british ubuntu community recommend as a
podcast collector?
Cheers,
Doug.
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doug livesey wrote:
> So what does the wider, great british ubuntu community recommend as a
> podcast collector?
I've always found Rhythmbox works fine for my purposes. It manages my
routine downloads from a set of different sources. But what else do you
want to do?
mac
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2009/4/17 doug livesey :
> Hi -- I use iTunes on my OSX partition for most of my podcasts, but there
> are some technical ones I'd like to start collecting on my Ubuntu partition
> -- usually screencasts.
> So what does the wider, great british ubuntu community recommend as a
> podcast collector?
Looking at Miro, now -- seems pretty cool, cheers.
2009/4/17 Alan Pope
> 2009/4/17 doug livesey :
> > Hi -- I use iTunes on my OSX partition for most of my podcasts, but there
> > are some technical ones I'd like to start collecting on my Ubuntu
> partition
> > -- usually screencasts.
> > So wha
On Fri, 2009-04-17 at 09:42 +0100, Alan Pope wrote:
> I use miro to download video podcasts on Ubuntu.
Dumb question :)
Is there a difference between video podcasts and any other videos (eg
YouTube and similar)?
Dianne
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2009/4/17 mac :
> doug livesey wrote:
>
>> So what does the wider, great british ubuntu community recommend as a
>> podcast collector?
>
> I've always found Rhythmbox works fine for my purposes. It manages my
> routine downloads from a set of different sources. But what else do you
> want to do?
2009/4/17 Dianne Reuby :
> Dumb question :)
No such thing :)
> Is there a difference between video podcasts and any other videos (eg
> YouTube and similar)?
>
In simple terms, a podcast of any kind (audio or video) is in essence
a media file delivered over http as a downloadable 'enclosure' item
I see the official release date is April 23, St George's Day. I'm sure
it's a coincidence, or is this the year we should prepare to don our
knightly armour and prepare to slay the dragon of (any other OS)?
:)
OK, I've cracked ... send for the men in white coats.
Dianne
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>> Dumb question :)
> No such thing :)
Whilst I question the first comment (although I suppose if I was asking the
dumb question, then I would), I take the second as a challenge! ;)
2009/4/17 Alan Pope
> 2009/4/17 Dianne Reuby :
> > Dumb question :)
>
> No such thing :)
>
> > Is there a differ
Hallo
I wrote my first Bash script!
However I am struggling to find a way to test if 2 paths are the same:
1. I use a for loop to run through a set of folders in a path (lets
say /home/myFiles/)
2. Now Test if the File Extension is = "mpg"
2.1. If true then I would like to know if the path of the
I've got a sword (& a swimsuit):
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=408173327&blogId=483025583
Could you send the men in white coats 'round mine with a net when they're
done with you?
Doug.
2009/4/17 Rob Beard
> Dianne Reuby wrote:
> > I see the official release
Dianne Reuby wrote:
> I see the official release date is April 23, St George's Day. I'm sure
> it's a coincidence, or is this the year we should prepare to don our
> knightly armour and prepare to slay the dragon of (any other OS)?
>
> :)
>
> OK, I've cracked ... send for the men in white coats.
>
Hi -- there was a thread recently during the course of which someone
recommended gitso, and several people appeared to be converted on the spot!
I'm after following the advice there, now, but am stuck on the bit where I'm
supposed to "open/forward" port 5500.
Basically, I haven't a clue how to.
Cou
Hi mate
You need to do this on your router and have a static internal ip. Go
to www.portforward.com and follow any guide but just use a different
port (5500).
James
On 17 Apr 2009, at 15:29, doug livesey wrote:
> Hi -- there was a thread recently during the course of which someone
> reco
http://portforward.com/ Will give route specific instructions on how
to port forward and thus get that gitso traffic to you.
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Hehe, damn the one time I have the answer I'm beaten to it!
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Lol I know how you feel mate!
On 17 Apr 2009, at 15:41, Chris Bagley wrote:
> Hehe, damn the one time I have the answer I'm beaten to it!
>
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h
If you need something a little more minimal try out gpodder.
If your running jaunty you have the latest version in the repo, if not
get the deb here: http://gpodder.org/downloads.html as if I remember
correctly earlier versions had some small issues.
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On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 3:29 PM, doug livesey wrote:
> Hi -- there was a thread recently during the course of which someone
> recommended gitso, and several people appeared to be converted on the spot!
> I'm after following the advice there, now, but am stuck on the bit where I'm
> supposed to "op
2009/4/17 Cornelius Mostert :
> Hallo
>
> I wrote my first Bash script!
> However I am struggling to find a way to test if 2 paths are the same:
> 1. I use a for loop to run through a set of folders in a path (lets
> say /home/myFiles/)
> 2. Now Test if the File Extension is = "mpg"
> 2.1. If true
Cornelius,
Cornelius Mostert wrote:
> Hallo
>
> I wrote my first Bash script!
> However I am struggling to find a way to test if 2 paths are the same:
> 1. I use a for loop to run through a set of folders in a path (lets
> say /home/myFiles/)
> 2. Now Test if the File Extension is = "mpg"
> 2.1.
Hi all,
Just an FYI. Ubuntu 7.10 reaches the end of it's support life today. If
your still running it - Time to upgrade. :-)
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-7.10-eol
Regards
Phil
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