Shell:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/gnomeshell
The wiki page contains instructions on installing, testing and moving to
gnome shell.
I would recommend having a look to see if you like it,
Chris
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I get the notifications in the top right corner when I get a new email.
This might only work however if you set it as your default gnome-panel
provider?
Chris
On Mon, 2010-05-24 at 09:46 +0100, Markie wrote:
> Its a nice looking desktop and feature but I gave it a quick shot this
> morni
/+archive/testing
I am using it at the moment, and it works well (for now).
Chris
On Tue, 2010-05-25 at 11:49 +0100, Markie wrote:
>
>
> This might only work however if you set it as your default
> gnome-panel
> provider?
>
> I get the notificat
stalled Ubuntu
for quite a few people of late. I thought it was time I had a look at
what lists were available for it).
Once I've got the look and feel of the group, I'll add my details to
your page.
Hope you lot are a friendly lot.
Seems fairly low traffic at the moment and not too m
ity needs on board.
They could turn free software into a billion dollar loss :(
Would love to see them introduce it in to all places of education
though. (At least the kids would know how to use/manage it)
Regards
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easy to telnet into the box once you have set it into Debug mode
via a browser URL.
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Hi there folks,
I've just subscribed to the list, and thought it'd be a good idea to say hello!
My name is Chris, I hail from East Yorkshire, and I've been using
Ubuntu for a while now. I use Ubuntu at home, on the computer of
anyone who I can convince to switch from Window
ion seems to be true. Where mailing lists
are the mainstay of open source and linux communication I think forums
would give the group a higher profile and encourage a far greater
interaction with the community.
Does anyone else agree or am I alone? Is there any harm in requesting
a UK LoCo forum?
Ch
ist.
I guess that by making it a little more difficult to get involved in
the conversation, a lot of the 'background noise' is cut out keeping
the discussion focused and intelligent and you're more likely to make
sure what you've typed is reasonably well thought out before you
ould email me details and screenshots
of some of the projects that I haven't got round to yet, and I'll put
them up..At the moment it's all a bit threadbare, but I'll pad it out
when time
permits. Hope you can help.
Let me take a look, I'm sure I can help flesh it ou
fer to use a forum, but will use a mailing list in
conjunction with it. I think this matter is important enough to have
proper vote on.
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madness of political correctness for the
sake of proving a point. It's petty, pathetic and and devalues the
rule set underpinning it.
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e - sounds interesting. I
wonder if it'd be a good idea to have some kind of tutorial outlining
it - perhaps as an alternative to users who want forums.
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> Simple Machines Forum has caught my eye
> http://www.simplemachines.org/
>
SMF isn't bad at all. Doesn't feel as bloated as some of the other
offerings out there.
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ite very much - Good Job !!
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> > My personal view is that the penguin is the Linux Brand. I don't
> > refer to Linux as GNU/Linux because it's too clumsy in my opinion -
Agreed,
I know non-techie types who've heard of Linux, but none who've heard
of GNU. I think it just complicates
At the risk of being keelhauled - I gotta say - what he says does make
sense to be fair :-S
Chris
On 23/03/07, Mark Shuttleworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Michael Wood wrote:
>
> Two things have really touched a nerve with me recently and I would like
> to open a discu
metal kind with guttural vocals and
thrash guitar go have a listen! Apparently there's other stuff too
http://www.recreantview.org/blog/?page_id=83
I've had some music pumping out of my flimsy tft monitor speakers at
work and it still sounds good!
Nice one Jono.
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> >or am i going senial, and investing in vista!
>
> language! :-)
>
> (invest?)
It always confuses me when people pay to downgrade to vista lol ;-P
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se feel free to offer constructive criticism as I am a gimp and
inkscape noob!!!
http://justuber.com/graphics_and_artwork:ubuntu
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freely to the team.
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e Ubuntu - like mozilla did with
http://www.firefoxflicks.com
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impact at all, and turning even one person onto
linux is better than turning none on to it ;-)
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it's not there. So, he's faced
with a choice.
Either buy XP again (no way!) or pirate XP (no, he's a good lad). No -
wait a minute, what about that Ubuntu thing I saw when looking for
comedy? I could always try that I supposed... ---> Bang... new
user
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On 27/03/07, Chris Rowson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For example, see
> > the recent advice from the Ubuntu webmaster for locoteams who customise
> > the logo -
> > https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/loco-contacts/2007-March/001196.html
> >
> > So, if
owing the guidelines, it looks like we can't customise the logo
at all! (Well, unless you count changing one small line of text as
customisation...)
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hould at least be reflected in the merging of canonical
imagery with community. Forcing a style is a little unpleasant.
Just my tuppence worth ;-)
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t without their permission so they loose
trademark status because of general usage. I was commenting on the
turnaround from granting derivative works to disallowing them if you
see what I mean
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> Not really a turnaround. The trademark policy is quite clear on
> modifying the logo.
>
> http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy
>
> Those have been the same since at least 2005, probably longer.
>
In which case nowt has changed then ;-)
So there should be no problem with submitting modi
the telephone line a non-hardship too, as the 'operator'
can simply sit and go about their own thing until a call comes
through.
I'm quite interested in this concept and willing to set it up if
anyone else has any interest in it.
What do you think?
Cheers
Chris
-
ng me (given content of this thread,
in which I was asking for feedback on a logo I'd created) to stay away
from modifying the logo in the manner in which I had ...
If I was wrong I apologise profusely, although I do remain somewhat
confused as to the point of the entire conversation t
> Yet another stunner from Google:
>
> http://www.google.com/tisp/
>
> M.
You may jest ;-)
Check this out http://www.focuss.net/ - Not too far removed from the truth!!
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> I have an nVidia GeForce 4 MX integrated card. Do I need nvidia-glx or
> nvidia-glx-legacy for hardware emulation?
Hi Michael,
l believe that Ubuntu is using the 1.0.8776 nvidia-glx driver.
According to the readme included with this driver your card should be
supported by it. The latest nvidia d
Ooops BTW - I'm presuming you're using Edgy here ;-)
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> > Thought I'd better introduce myself.
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm Mark Harrison:
>
> From one SLUG[0] to another, welcome. :)
>
> M.
>
Hi there Mark,
How ya doin' !! ;-)
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uch harder. It all balances out.
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Alan Pope wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 05:17:22PM +0100, TheVeech wrote:
>> If that's currently a no-go, any tips for extending existing coverage
>> (Netgear wireless router)?
>>
>
> A big aerial?
>
> Knock down some walls?
>
> Move the access point nearer the middle of the building?
>
> Ch
om the router with
the new aerial.
The new 'N' apart from having the new as yet unreleased standard (or
non-ratified), also has an internal antennae. (In fact it has 2 or 3
internal antennas). With these, I don't use the external (and can't
because there is no connection).
TheVeech wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 17:41 +0100, Chris Wright wrote:
>> TheVeech wrote:
>>> What's the latest in wireless that's available on Ubuntu? I'm using 'b'
>>> & 'g', but what's the state of play with 'n&#x
> (gksu "update-manager -c" )
Hey.
Can anyone point we towards any documentation for the switches used
after update-manager ? -c -d etc
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> I got this by typing update-manager --help in a terminal:
>
> Usage: update-manager [options]
Thanks Eamonn - I guess I should have thought of that :-P !!
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> > Hi people,
Welcome Pete,
Nice to meet you !!
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> > Last night I upgraded my ageing Dell Latitude C.400 laptop to Feisty. It
> > went without a hitch, which really made my day!
> >
> > I'm impressed that the desktop effects work! It's an Intel I810 graphics
> > card and I really thought it would not be able to cope, but it does very
> > nicely.
ork ;-)
Chris
On 21/04/07, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to wean a newbie off Pardus with its risible attitude
> to security (as he explains, "the reason I want to use Linux isn't the
> security, it's the stability"), but with h
USB or whatever, but you
might also have to check the dependencies for it are installed on his
machine, and the dependencies for the dependencies, and perhaps
transfer those across too :-S
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> Oh bollocks. We don't want to scare the lad, so I'm afraid it's going to
> have to be PCLinuxOS :-(
I'm surprised, doesn't he have a wired ethernet connection on his PC ?
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rowatch, Polishlinux) even picked up on it.
Hmmm I'd not heard of it before now, - reading around some info on the
distro though, its a pretty shocking way to set up a system. Its
begging for exploitation.
Fortunately it doesn't seem to have really taken off yet. Lets just
hope it doesn&#
> Is there a simple way of finding out whether
> all the Ndisgtk dependencies are satisfied by a default Feisty CD
> install? I'd guess so (http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/net/ndisgtk),
> but you never can tell.
I'm not sure - the only way I can think of is to work your way backward
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> > Is there a simple way of finding out whether
> > all the Ndisgtk dependencies are satisfied by a default Feisty CD
> > install? I'd guess so (http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/net/ndisgtk),
> > but you never can tell.
>
> I'm not sure - the only way I can think of is to work your way backward..
at is easier to use."
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fully reproduce a Photoshop-like
experience. After running my GIMPshop hack, you'll find that Photoshop
and the GIMP are strikingly similar."
Cool eh!
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I created this entry on the Dell IdeaStorm site. Please vote for it
and or comment.
http://www.ideastorm.com/article/show/66735/Extend_offers_like_Linux_preinstallation_to_the_UK__Europe
Cheers
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> Good work... it seems that there are already a couple of duplicates on the
> site, but more can't do any harm! Vote for all three!
>
> http://www.ideastorm.com/article/show/66735/Extend_offers_like_Linux_preinstallation_to_the_UK__Europe
> http://www.ideastorm.com/article/show/66672/Sells_Linux_P
I always find this a toughy.
One problem I often encounter in my 20 something peer group is lack of
support for gaming. For instance, as I write this, I'm setting up a
computer with Feisty and trying to get Eve online working on it.
That's one thing that's very important to a lot of people, and a
> Is this an occasion where it's important to recognise our weaknesses
> and pick our "battles" carefully? If Ubuntu is not ready to be a
> platform for high-end gaming let's admit it: currently it's just not
> easy and easy is what people want with their appliances.
>
I'm inclined to agree with y
Hmmm, this is interesting. Looks like Canonical has plans for Ubuntu
on mobile devices
http://www.ubuntu.com/employment#UMDEV
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Hi Ian,
Welcome to the list mate!
You can find more out about the UK local community team here:
http://ubuntu-uk.org/
It shows blogs, the wiki page, IRC etc
Have fun!
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> > OK, we've had lots of ideas and some quite warm debate, and a secret
> > need to
> > find out about the Veeches mate's girl friend (!)
>
> You ARE going to get me into trouble!
>
Mooowahahahaha - the plot thickens
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It's definitely a case of getting people to see Ubuntu.
A friend of mine had a computer on which the mainboard had failed. I
had a spare mainboard knocking about - so I replaced his with it -
this of course requiring a re-install of Windows. My friend didn't
have a licensed copy of Windows so I in
, I've always ended up setting OO to
write to MS file format by default. It's a nuisance, but it helps
avoid people whinging when they can't open their latest masterpiece in
MS Word...
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or if any) open-source software that
implements the same stuff.
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> This little extension that I found out about this morning is pretty
> useful: http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=26397
>
> It's nice and simple. Clicking on a button birngs up a graphical
> interface with checkboxes for three different formats - Open Ofice,
> Microsoft Office and PD
enterprise organisation:
http://www.netproject.com/docs/Beaumont.pdf
I added it here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/LinuxAndOSSResearchAndAdvocacy where
I've been trying to document any evidence of the value of OSS to
businesses.
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> Chris thank you for your comments Ive been moving SMEs from Window
> Servers to OSS servers for near on 8 years now if your interested in
> some real world , real results and real savings discussions then give me
> a call.
>
>
> Nik
Hey Nik,
I don't dispute savings
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2007/05/04/tory_opensource/
This is pretty interesting though...
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urity of his computer
adversely. Hence I didn't want it to run on a default port etc...
Does anyone know how to shore this up a little?
Thanks as always
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Thanks for the response guys.
That cleared some things up for me
Cheers
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> >I can hear you loud and clear, can't speak for anyone else mind.
Transmission coming though
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> > Hmmm, this is interesting. Looks like Canonical has plans for Ubuntu
> > on mobile devices
>
>
> Also covered by BBC News:
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6634195.stm
And Slashdotted now...
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/05/08/1
ny help at
all please don't hesitate to get in touch. The website will definitely
look a lot more professional with the new template design.
Regards
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roducing one almighty leaflet that
> we make a small series of them, say 7-10. Each one should explain one
> point, with a catchy statement introducing the problem.
Spot on - I totally agree with that.
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walk
through a couple of weeks ago on using it here...
http://www.justuber.com/blog/2007/04/25/how-to-use-bazaar-and-launchpad-for-hosting-your-code/
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I was just browsing through the No 10 E-Petitions website and came
across these two petitions. I signed them and hope you will too ;-)
Please spread them around if you can.
Chris
Encourage Greater Use of Open
> dotProject is a web based project/GANT application
>
dotproject is pretty good.
Chris
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A recent article in Linux Magazine demonstrates a secure VNC tool.
http://www.linux-mag.com/id/3214/
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> Congratulations to Steve Belcher who became Ubuntu-UK's 200th member on
> launchpad[1].
>
> All in a matter of 8 Months and 8 days, well done everyone for spreading
> the love.
>
Here, Here
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> Here, Here
>
Or in fact hear, hear in one of my less language-challenged moments!!
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ntly joined the group myself, and find it pretty friendly
community that I'm sure you'll enjoy being a part of.
Catch you later.
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to be very impressed that they can
simply click a button and quality software appears for free, ready to
use on their computer.
Surely more can be made of this to punt the feature to new potential users
Any other examples ?
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> Haha. 1 point for effort for getting other people to do your
> school/college/uni assignments - minus 10 points to everyone who has
> answered so far :)
>
> Cheers,
> Al.
>
I didn't think anyone else had noticed :-P
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https:
h
chmod +x /tmp/alsa_info.sh
/tmp/alsa_info.sh
(note, where I wrote "FOOBAR" above, instead write the original URL from
linux-sound.info - I skipped it to stop the line from wrapping)
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ished. Your filesystem should be read-write during
the first half of rcS.d, so it should certainly be fine by rc2.d, let
alone sendmail.
What's the error you're seeing exactly?
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em as it is and live with it
Windows depends on being a known target, not a highly moving target, so
I would always advise against deviating from the expected footprint any
more than is necessary.
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Hi
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> Windows - why release all your fixes once a month, why not when
Mostly because of all the pain windows updates create. You wouldn't want
to be doing that every week! ;)
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old Microsoft Office documents too!
In fact, this sounds like a reasonably good way to market Ubuntu via
leaflets etc!
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It'd be a lot more irritating if you paid for an operating system that
had problems which weren't being fixed
"Seven weeks ago, when we first reported Vista was causing many
machines to stall indefinitely while deleting, copying and moving
files, we were sure the problem was caused by a bug th
ber of
the community) to get you up and running.
If you want your scanner to work, I suggest you do as Alan has
suggested, open a support ticket, and post the link here. This thread
isn't really going anywhere.
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I found this article here http://www.fsb.org.uk/data/default.asp?id=7&loc=it
Who wrote this? I've not read anything as poorly thought out and badly
researched as this in a long time!
Nick, you're involved with the FSB aint'cha... I'd be having a word!
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> Who wrote this? I've not read anything as poorly thought out and badly
> researched as this in a long time!
Actually I found out exactly who writes this pro MS anti Linux stuff...
It's the chairman of the FSB IT committee, who coincidentally develops
software using - you guessed it - Microsoft
> Thanks I am a member and I will call him tommorow .
>
Cheers Nick
People abusing positions of power for self-propaganda and personal
gain is one of my pet hates!!! Let us know how you get on.
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and in retrospect I did come on a bit strong initially.
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> I should have remembered: Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance.
> :-)
>
>
> Hwyl,
> Neil.
Hey Neil
I always remembered another P being in there too!!! ;-)
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one with the biggest
"Joules" rating.
Most of the devices will only protect you from lightning strikes from
1-2 miles away.
None of the ones you probably get off the shelf are "lightning
arrestors", they are merely surge protectors.
Regards
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All,
> >
> > Due to popular demand I've made planet.ubuntu-uk.org look a lot nicer
> > (hopefully) and it now has the facilities to have more information about
> > each author.
> >
It looks great mate - well done :-D
Chris
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Just checking out The Register and I found an article about MS's new
product. Microsoft Surface. Credit where credit's due - I think it
looks pretty uber! If they've patented the concept behind this, it'd
be hard to compete in a lot of applications in the future
What do you think?
http://www.
Neil Greenwood wrote:
> On 30/05/07, Chris Rowson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What do you think?
>>
>> http://www.microsoft.com/surface/
>
> I think that website is unusable on a 1Mb Broadband connection!
>
> The reaction time can be measured with my wa
Just recently, I've been using fotofox - a firefox plugin for
uploading pictures. It's pretty cool.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3945
Chris
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What's happening there? Is the command associated with the terminal
that invoked it? If so how to I get the command to run even after I've
logged out?
Thanks in advance ;-)
Chris
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Thanks guys :-D
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WINE. This is a Windows 'compatibility layer' which lets some
Windows programs run on Linux
2) Get VMWare - You can then run a copy of Windows inside your Linux
operating system. That way you can get access to your blood sugar
problem.
Cheers
Chris
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