On 17/04/2008, Lucy wrote:
> Thanks Dianne. The Manchester free software group currently use the
> MDDA for their monthly meetings, but it hadn't occurred to me that we
> could do something Ubuntu related there too! Unfortunately though,
> they are currently undergoing a funding review (or som
James Westby wrote:
> We're still looking for a venue for the packaging/bug jam, do you think
> this would be a good location?
I have never been/done a packaging/bug jam so I couldn't comment really
- I don't know what would be good or what would be bad. I'm not sure if
a packaging/bug jam would
Rob Beard wrote:
> I'd go for the USB hard drive option, you never know when it might come
> in handy. IIRC you can also get some media players that take laptop
> size hard drives (actually I might have mistaken them with 3.5" hard
> drive players). Other than that, you could always sell it o
Josh Blacker wrote:
> Alan Pope wrote:
>> Show of hands... Who's going to this?
> Why wouldn't I?
An 8 hour round trip by train? ;)
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Robert Kosten wrote:
> Any chance we'll get one?
There is one. I'm using it.
I'm not sure exactly what it's *real* status is, and how _free_ it is,
is certainly questionable (see gobuntu-devel mailing list if you are
interested).
If you google gobuntu hardy, should find a place to download som
Hey guys...
just a quick reminder,
looking forward some of you tomorrow
feel free to say hi...
Tim
Original Message
Subject: [Fsuk-manchester] Reminder: Richard Stallman in Manchester tomorrow
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:04:10 +0100
From: Paul Waring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL
==
RMS Video:
==
The video of last week's Manchester Free Software, (in collaboration
with the BCS and IET) talk by Richard Stallman has been released, thanks
to Andrew John Hughes.
You can find a torrent and http mirrors for the video on the Manchester
Free Software Website.
W
2008/5/7 Alan Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Which bizzarely contains multiple copies of the video. I am motivated to
> _not_ use torrent in this situation for this reason. The torrent is
> considerably larger than one single video.
The torrent contains:
20080501-rms.ogg
20080501-rms_med.ogg
200805
Ken Adams wrote:
> Having a nightmare trying to get my webcam running.
Webcams *are* a nightmare, however, I was elated a few days ago when I
found that my 8 pound, generic, bottom of the range, unbranded webcam,
a) works natively with amsn & kopete - seriously - these programs have
AWESOME SUPP
Hi guys,
some one on a different list I am on recently had this problem with
Ubuntu Hardy:
-
8> mkisofs will NOT make DVD Video ISO filesystems correctly in Hardy.
If you have a dig around, you'll find that mkisofs has been replaced by
genisoimage in Hardy, and the cdrkit libraries are at fa
ki/Chat
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Tim Dobson
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James Milligan wrote:
> Great timing - I'm looking for a 'young' LUG in the NW - I've checked the
> dates I should be available, and put them on the poll
>
> Thanks for the opportunity as well.
Excellent! I look forward to seeing you there! :)
Tim
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Lucy wrote:
>> Will that group allow giving out of Ubuntu CDs?
>
> Hmm, difficult one ;)
>
> Personally, I would love to give out Ubuntu CDs. Unfortunately, when I
> made the suggestion on the list others weren't so keen ;) We will
> definitely be giving out the openDisc and gNewSense CDs and
Alan Pope wrote:
> Does the group know the the Ubuntu CD has a "Free Software Only" install
> option?
>
> I expect this isn't good enough for them though.
They should do...
I use Gobuntu on a day to day basis!
But it's not good enough really. In fact it's not good enough for either
camp as I'
Alan Pope wrote:
> I've been wondering if there's a set of Ubuntu related topics that are not
> covered, or not covered well in the current set of books available.
Some sort of removable media inside the book, with a PDF of the book on it.
Allows non-commercial (though preferably commercial) red
James Tait wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Need to be straight to the point, battery running low. Someone (Popey?)
> mentioned something several months ago about a group of people getting
> New FreeRunners and a discount being available. I'm looking to jump on
> that bandwagon -- can anyone remind me of de
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Coming to the end of my contract, Im just wondering what Ubuntu
> community uses for its mobile needs, in relation with ubuntu ? i.e Sync,
> contacts, rss!
Neo Freerunner!
www.openmoko.com
www.truebox.co.uk
Failing that get a 3310 and be done with it :P
/me runs
James Tait wrote:
> Tim Dobson wrote:
>> I have a freerunner which I bought from www.truebox.co.uk
>
> So what are your impressions? I certainly take Popey's point about a
> phone that "works and works well", but just how much work/grief can one
> expect w
andylockran wrote:
> In all serious, can people stop recommending the freerunner.
This seems a bit of a strange request to me...
> It's a sure way of annoying people - recommending an "iphone killer"
> that doesn't make phone calls.
I don't suggest it's an "iphone killer" anymore than I hear Shu
Tim Dobson wrote:
> andylockran wrote:
>> In all serious, can people stop recommending the freerunner.
>
> This seems a bit of a strange request to me...
>
>> It's a sure way of annoying people - recommending an "iphone killer"
oops.
I wrote this After
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> how is it network support and price wise though?
It's completely SIM free.
It should work on all UK networks, with the possible exception of "3".
If you are on 3 you might need to do some research.
(Like putting your SIM in a non-3g unlocked phone and seeing whether it
works
Robert McWilliam wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 05, 2008 at 02:19:20PM +0100, Javad Ayaz wrote:
>> how is it network support and price wise though? i dont think the networks
>> in the UK support it. And £200 plus i doubt if anyone wants to buy it
>> specially if free-er versions that do the same thing are av
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> how does installing new apps on this work? like synaptic in ubuntu?
yep - http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Om2008.8_Installer
it's pretty similar really.
> I think for the uptake of any technology by the masses...the hardware
> has to be available...cheap-ish! How many people d
Chris Bannister wrote:
> On 05/08/08 19:53, Ian Pascoe wrote:
>> Tim
>>
>> What's the phone storage and memory size as bought?
>>
>> Ian
>
> Clinking the big green banner on the main pages leads to:
>
> http://www.openmoko.com/product.html
>
> Which says:
>
> * Memory
> o 128MB S
of England for a Group to encourage and promote young people's
involvement with the free software community by creating a social space
to make it more comfortable for young people to get involved with GLUGs
and FSUGs.
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Alan Pope wrote:
> Hi Tim,
Hi Alan :)
> On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 01:25:42AM +0100, Tim Dobson wrote:
>> Please forward this to any other lists or people who you think might be
>> interested.
>
> If you mail announcements like this to the lugmaster mailing list on
>
Andy Smith wrote:
> Hi Tim,
Hi Andy,
> On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 09:53:58PM +0100, Tim Dobson wrote:
>> It's worth pointing out that whilst people disagree with each other it
>> does not necessarily stop them working together on common ground.
>> (The converse of co
Anyone know anyone who would be interested in this?
Original Message
Subject: [ORG-discuss] Fw: [uk-parl] asking for your help in collecting
names of associations
Date: Sat, 23 Aug 2008 08:03:11 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glyn Wintle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Open Rights Group open d
Scrase, Eddie wrote:
> Jai Harrison wrote:
>
>> What we really need is a multiplatform messaging protocol + client to
>> cut into the Microsoft instant messaging market - the younger
>> generation of Microsoft Windows users.
>
> Alan cocks wrote:
>
>> Isn't that what Pidgin is for or have I misu
Sean Miller wrote:
> Thanks for that Tim.
No problem!
> Some very useful insights there.
Happy to be of help :)
> Am I right in thinking that aMSN doesn't actually support any of the
> other protocols?
I think the Yahoo IM network is to be/has been linked up with the MSN
network, though not v
For those who haven't seen it, The Free Software Foundation has released
a video featuring Stephen Fry, explaining free software and GNU to those
who might otherwise find it difficult to understand.
The video, published at http://gnu.org/fry
has caused quite a stir across the the F/LOSS atmosphe
Farran wrote:
> can gracenote be connected to rhythmbox to download track info in any
> way?
I don't have too much experience with rythmbox, but in my experiences
with amarok have been pretty good.
> the one it uses at the moment doesn't always return the right info,
> and there isn't much th
Dianne Reuby wrote:
> My son's just started college, and one of the programs he'll be using is
> Macromedia (Adobe) flash.
Hi, I just started my second year of Applied ICT
(I'm now at A2) and I have just found out we are going to be using
Macromedia Director (Yes that's the shockwave creation too
Alan Pope wrote:
> Don't hold your breath. I dont anticipate Ubuntu Mobile running (and
> working) on _any_ phone (with the possible exception of the freerunner) in
> the next few months.
Unfortunately the ubuntu-mobile team have limited themselves by only
producing stuff for intel compatible
Johnathon Tinsley wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Neil Greenwood wrote:
> | 2008/9/12 Johnathon Tinsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> |> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> |> Hash: SHA1
> |>
> |> Hello all,
> | Hi Johnathon,
> |
> |> [snip]
> |> Synaptic says it's v3.0 (sc
Hi there,
I don't often ask for help but I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking for
here.
http://files.tdobson.net/ss/broken.desktop.png
This screen shot, shows my desktop. There seem to be some problems with
the theming, or GUI kit or something.
I'm using my own layout of a GNOME desktop, whic
Mac wrote:
> Tim Dobson wrote:
>> ...This screen shot, shows my desktop. There seem to be some problems with
>> the theming, or GUI kit or something.
>
>> Anyway, if anyone can help, or point me in the right direction, it would
>> be appreciated. :)
>
>C
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> Having used a samsung Omnia for a few days and unable to conncect to a
> ubuntu pc via the wifi connection I have returned it and am eagerly
> awaiting the google android. How compatible will it be with Ubuntu do
> you think?
Pretty likely.
Though connect is a pretty loosel
Andrew Oakley wrote:
> I'm looking for DVD & Xvid playback software with a zoom function, under
> Ubuntu 8.04. At minimum, the ability to zoom in to a 16:9 video which
> has been recorded as a 4:3 aspect ratio with black bars at the top &
> bottom ("letterbox"). Ideally, the ability to zoom smoo
Mac wrote:
> Tim / Jai >>> Yes, you're quite right to be cautious: I only passed the
> URL on as it might have meant something to you, Tim; but I had no idea
> what consequences the proposed fix might have (it did look a bit
> draconian to me!). Of course, as you say, you could risk experimen
(Please forward this to anybody or any lists you think might be interested)
DFEY-NW (Digital Freedom in Education & Youth - North West) is a group
focusing on young people and issues of freedom in the digital world,
based in the Northwest of England at the moment.
=== In Brief ===
WHERE: Meet
Javad Ayaz wrote:
> just a quick question. Im trying to log into my gmail on my phone. but i
> keep getting the incorrect username/password message?
I use m.gmail.com or m.google.com on my neo freerunner running the FDOm
distro and it works fine.
I have managed to log in using the full blown AJ
(Please forward this to anyone you think might be interested)
The next DFEY-NW meeting is next Sunday - 19th of October, in central
Manchester.
All young people who have interest in issues of freedom and education
are more than welcome to attend.
You can find the full information here:
http://df
Michael G Fletcher wrote:
> * How free is the OS really?? I know it has a Linux based kernel and
> will be open source (?), but with the 100% free OpenMoko, would OM be
> better?
I don't think anyone has their hands on it at the moment, so we don't k
how free it is.
I'm a proud Neo Freerunner own
Josh Blacker wrote:
> On 21 Nov 2008, at 22:30, Philip McGaw wrote:
>
>> It could be better
>>
>> Sent from my iPod
>
> Sent from your iPod on an Ubuntu mailing list? For shame, sir!
Well he *could* be running GNU/Linux on his iPod, sir!
However, you are probably right. :)
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alan c wrote:
> I have just heard Peter Day's In Business program, and it is totally
> about free software its past and future. Very concise I thought, and
> well informed.
> Worth a listen (podcast available)
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/news/inbusiness/inbusiness.shtml
>
> Free For All bro
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=== In Brief ===
WHERE: Meet
Simon Wears wrote:
> Firstly - my apologies! I think I sent out a blank email to the list
> by accident.
>
> Second - I'm living in Manchester, and was thinking of going along to
> one of the MANlug meetings. Does anyone on this list go, or know how
> active they are?
Hiya,
I'm based near
Gerald Williams wrote:
> Hi all
http://beebhack.wikia.com is where all the iplayer downloading stuff
gets best documented and discussed.
Personally, I prefer the iplayer_automator shell script which is a
wrapper for iplayer-dl I think but presents a relatively friendly
interface...
Tim
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anyone interested? they are a great bunch of people!
Original Message
Subject: [GeekUp] Got anything cool to share about Free/Open Source
Software? Sheffield University FSS is after speakers!
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 18:51:17 +
From: Chris Warburton
Reply-To: gee...@googlegro
Alan Pope wrote:
> 2009/3/15 Matthew Macdonald-Wallace :
>> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/11/10/highfield_quits_kangaroo/
>>
>> Ashley Highfield (Ex-BBC Iplayer boss) now works for MS. I seem to
>> recall that the latest appointee of the BBC's media division is an ex
>> MS UK employee.
>>
>
>
Rowan Berkeley wrote:
> I have an awful lot of short music videos (non-interactive), I mean
> scores and scores of them, which I downloaded from YouTube in flash
> format and converted to .mp4 format. I felt that this would be a more
> versatile format for video jukebox type use on unknown machines
Tim Dobson wrote:
> If you have some cool technical ideas though, you might be interested in
> the BBC Backstage mailing list or the Backstage Idea thingy:
take a look down here:
http://ideas.welcomebackstage.com/ideatorrent/most_popular_ever/
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Matt Jones wrote:
> However, would it have been possible to create such a thing in an
> entirely FOSS manner?
I haven't looked at the game play of the controversial game, but maybe
blender? Apricot project - apricot.blender.org is completely F/LOSS.
I'm not a games dev, or anything like that, s
Alan Pope wrote:
> 2009/3/16 Tim Dobson :
>> Sorry but I have to defend the bbc here.
>>
>
> I wasn't knocking the BBC, merely musing on the current situation and
> where I'd like to see them go in the future. There was no ill intent
> meant on my part towa
I used to hang out on openarena.
Now days I do things like sleep, but if you you like that kind of game
its there.
Both my parents are horrifically addicted to ksirtet (tetris).
There's a old, but good review that made slashdot of the best Free
Software games... go look it up. :)
Tim
red wrote
people wrote:
I'm from South Manchester, Cheshire, etc.
Are people aware of the existence of:
Manchester Free Software Group - http://manchester.fsuk.org
Manchester Linux User Group - http://manlug.org
#manlug Currybeer Social - http://manlug.org.uk
DFEY-NW - Digital Freedom in Education and You
Simon Wears wrote:
> Quick question - are these locations mentioned in the city center ? I
> haven't heard of them before!
Yes, they all are. I strongly recommend joining some of the local
mailing lists as meetings and events happen in the city centre all the time.
I'm sure, whereever we choos
Lucy wrote:
> Okay, I've spoken to someone at BBC Manchester and it's possible that
> we will be able to use the BBC bar inside the BBC building on Oxford
> Road. What do people think of this idea?
>
> The advantages are: it will be quiet, it's likely that we will have
> the bar to ourselves. It h
Lucy wrote:
> It would be great if someone from Canonical could come up to
> Manchester to give a talk at the release party. I don't know if any
> Canonical employees or Ubuntu developers already live in the North
> West?
>
> If not, assuming that the London party is on the same night, would it
>
Lucy wrote:
> 2009/3/25 Gordon Allott :
>> On Wed, 2009-03-25 at 12:57 +, Lucy wrote:
>>> I'm pleased to announce that Ian Forrester (from BBC Backstage) has
>>> booked us the BBC Manchester Bar on Friday 24th April for the
>>> Ubuntu-UK Manchester release party. The party will start at 7pm an
Alan Pope wrote:
> http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/2009/04/01/s02e01-the-return/
>
> Feedback and suggestion as ever are always welcome!
woop woop Manchester Jaunty Release party plugged. :D
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Lucy wrote:
> 2009/4/7 Simon Wears :
>> A) I'd Digg that!
>
> I don't use digg, but cool :)
fsdaily.com ftw!
> Good idea. I'll create a poster this weekend - I know that the
> community have made similar ones available so it shouldn't be
> difficult. I'll let you know when it's available for pr
Philip Wyett wrote:
> OK, I scrolled back through my email and see it has been posted. Wish
> some users would keep up. ;-)
Sadly I didn't see this the first time, so thanks anyway! :)
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Details for the next DFEY-NW are enclosed... Please forward this to
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Anyone coming to the Jaunty release party later on this week might also
be interested in this:
Hope to see you there!
Tim :)
Original Message
Subject: [Fsuk-manchester] Re: Manchester Free Software Talk: green h
consulting, a social venture using free software
Date: Mon, 20 A
ng on on #dfey a bit.
DFEY-NW has very good connections with industry in the northwest but the
occasional things else where do come to our attention.
It'd be good to see you around sometime.
Tim Dobson
http://nw.dfey.org
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Andrew Williams wrote:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/nik_doof/sets/72157617311869238/
Other people took photos too: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/ubuntumcr/
Use the #ubuntumcr tag on your content!
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easing on valentines day doesn't make
having a release party popular with long suffering spouses! :p
In two->three years time, when I expect Squeeze will be released, I for
one will be celebrating the release, and I hope many Ubuntu users will
join me. :)
Tim Dobson
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Sean Miller wrote:
> Why are Linux people so "territorial"??
>
> Any attempts I make in Somerset to organise a release party for
> something like Ubuntu gets folks saying "can't be doing with that -
> Debian's the only decent distro" or "Sorry, that's one of those Debian
> derivitives isn't it? a
It's naive to think that the .mov file extension refers to it being in a
nonfree video format.
Actually the reason get_iplayer can get the video is because the iphone
(possibly one of the most drm'd devices in the world) couldnt support
Windows media DRM so they made it h.264 codec video.
You
DFEY is having a Logo Competition.
Top Prize: £40
First Runner Up: £10
Brief for Entries
=
* Should be easily recognisable, visually pleasing and easily reproduced
in different mediums.
* Should echo themes of Digital Freedom, Technology, Young People and
Education.
* All entr
Daniel Rhodes-Mumby wrote:
> Thanks for this.
> I'm just forwarding it on to a local youth council I'm involved in - it's
> not typical of our activities, but maybe I'll be able to change that.
Wow, this sounds like a really good opportunity! It's worth a go at least!
> The issue of digital freed
This is bound to be a load of fun interspersed with really useful
networking and cool sessions,
If you've never been to a barcamp before, I strongly recommend coming -
It'd be good to see a good ubuntu-uk turnout after the manchester
release party :)
Tim
Original Message
Subje
Hi there,
I wonder if anyone can help.
I'm in the situation (with someone else's laptop) where it would be
ideal if I could image their Windows Vista installation on their machine
into a virtual machine, ideally Virtualbox.
Is this possible at all? Has anyone successfully done anything like th
Michael Holloway wrote:
> Recently, I spent a lot of time trying to find a decent (easy) way to do
> it, and VMWare's P2V (free) is by far the easiest.
I'll take a look at it.
> Other ways are painfully slow(er) and complicated.
hmmm.
> It worked fine fir Vista64, but for use in VMWare server/
danattwood wrote:
>> Still probably the best solution. My boss's laptop is blue screening on
>> average twice a day, which obviously, isn't good.
>>
> Be aware virtualising the machine might not solve the blue screen issue.
> You might just end up converting a broken laptop into a virtual broken
Saikiran Madugula wrote:
> In case some one missed
>
> http://tuxradar.com/content/100-open-source-gems-part-1 and
> http://tuxradar.com/content/100-open-source-gems-part-2
>
> Very nice list! My fav is #6 back in time.
That's cool. thanks for posting it. Interestingly they don't just dig
out w
alan c wrote:
> Most of bbc radio listen again is flash based I think, and it works ok
> for me.
>
> However, just lately I find that some programmes do not play and a
> message appears that I need to 'install real player'.
>
> In a machine which has an older install - an asus 900 which is still
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Hi guys perhaps you can help.
I'm producing a customised Ubuntu alternate CD at the moment so we can
install Ubuntu at work with a custom set of packages, in our case,
orientated towards Asterisk.
I've followed the instructions on the Ubuntu Wiki and the iso image
appears to work fine on a CD.
John wrote:
> Hi I was wondering if anybody knows of an Image Hosting that works with
> Ubuntu. I did use Photobucket and Webshot, but neither work with Linux.
> I tried Imageshack, but cant get that to work either.
AFAIK they should or do work for me.
> Anyone?
however, I use BayImg by prefer
Lucy wrote:
>> Does anyone have ideas on how to solve this or work around it?
>
> Based in a similar problem I had over the weekend. Have you tried
> removing the usb stick and putting it back in when it's searching for
> the install media?
Just tried it. It doesn't seem to be making any differen
Tony Arnold wrote:
> Alan,
>
> Alan Pope wrote:
>> 2009/6/22 Dave Morley :
>>> As far as I can tell the main reasoning is the fact that they can lose 2
>>> apps (ekiga and pidgin) thus saving space and also the empathy upstream
>>> were working on bugs faster than pidgin were.
>>>
>>> this should
Neil Greenwood wrote:
> Finding a common set of terms (and then remembering to use them!) is
> difficult.
>
> The best thing to do is ask if you don't understand.
Seconded. Just ask for clarification - even if it's not something your
particularly interested in or if you can't understand it eno
Hi there,
I'm having some difficulties modifying a custom ubuntu server CD so it
automatically installs an extra package.
I have been following the instructions here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization
Word for word, however when I try and boot from it, it works fine - it
Hi Guys,
Company hat on today, apologies ;)
I'm looking for reccomendations for a supplier of cheap, reliable basic
spec tower servers of about:
2x 2.6 GHZ CPU
2GB RAM
250GB Sata Hard Disk Disk
CD/DVD Sata Disk drive
No OS, display, keyboard, mouse etc...
No manufacturer warranty required
and:
David King wrote:
> I wonder what a Dalek running on Ubuntu would be like?
Well for starters, there'd be none of these legacy proprietary
limitations regarding stairs (unless there were outstanding patent
issues with this technology).
All Daleks would be a tasteful shade of chocolate brown with
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
Subject: [F
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: Manchester
James Milligan wrote:
> So effectively I /can/ relicence it to opensource (or the developers
> etc) and relaunch it?
Email licenc...@fsf.org for a sound opinion.
Always the best thing to do before doing anything that potentially could
cause headaches. :)
They'll walk you through things from a
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technology, issues o
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
Dave Walker wrote:
> Andrew Williams wrote:
>> On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 06:33:23PM +0100, William Anderson wrote:
>>
>>> I'm not young, and I'm not in the North West of England. I know these
>>> messages aren't very frequent, but still ...
>>>
>> Suprisingly, this is one of the best lists i
alan c wrote:
> I am delighted to say that I have arranged a FOSS display table at the
> festival in Wallingford, the so called 'Bunkfest'
> fri 4th - sun 6th september 2009
> http://www.bunkfest.co.uk/
that's cool!
Pity I can't be there but people I know have been to Wallingford
Bunkfest in the
Rowan Berkeley wrote:
> Has anyone else tried this? I have just installed it from the repos. and
> attempted to make a very simple music video for upload to YouTube. I
> used a still jpg for the video and attempted to use an mp3 audio file,
> then an ogg version of the same audio file, but although
Matt Jones wrote:
> I wonder where they got this idea from?
> http://houseparty.com/windows7
Apple?
In all seriousness, I was thinking of "throwing" a windows 7 release
party (in my windows free house) and sending them home with a karmic CD...
Tbh though, I don't really care about microsoft the
Hey Lucy,
Thanks for CC'ing me in.
Sorry!
I had intended to be more proactive on this but due to me being occupied
chasing Barcamp Manchester (whih is the 7th and 8th of november)
Sponsorship stuff, I've been worked off my feet and unfortunately not
been able to give this the energy I had hop
Gordon Allott wrote:
> added to the ubuntu wiki
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseParties
>
> added to http://houseparty.cx
>
> If we could all post to the local LUGS as well that would be
> fantastic :)
Someone mail a sample announcement mail to (td at tdobson dot net) which
we are happy
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
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