Hey I remember suggesting this yonks ago and getting knocked back :-P
Anyway, there are always VoIP regional and 0845 numbers available...
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I volunteer to be involved in a scoping project for the 'idea' if
anyone else is interested.
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h could
> be provided on spec [1]
>
Services like sipgate allow a voice message to be left when the
'phone' isn't answered. Sipgate can then email the voice message in a
.wav format to any email address you specify.
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to flesh it out ;-)
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ut thankfully that doesn't happen very often ;)
It might be worth using the forums though - you'll probably find more
gutsy users in the gutsy form than anywhere else (maybe #ubuntu+1 on
freenode)
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Just a note folks - there's a page on the wiki devoted to this now...
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/VoiceSupport
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Some really interesting thoughts there - I've updated the wiki.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/VoiceSupport
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I've been trying to put together some info here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/LinuxAndOSSResearchAndAdvocacy
It might be of some help to you.
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This is a superb idea :-D
Chris
> It could be like a 3 step leaflet: Download, Burn, Install. Put
> another page full of 'myth-busters' (ie no it wont wreck your windows
> install, you wont lose data if you partition right, etc.
>
> Couple of screenshots and perfo
Hi
Lee Tambiah wrote:
> I hope Ubuntu never signs a deal like this either, but I think we are safe,
> I don't think Mark Shuttleworth is that gullable.
From: http://mybroadband.co.za/nephp/?m=show&id=6672
"So you wouldn’t do a deal?
No, absolutely not."
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Hi
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> Only if they can edit the PDFs afterwards.
PDF really isn't geared up to that kind of thing. You can make
modifications, but it is a pain and is usually pretty limited.
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I created my concept of a friendly non-techie Ubuntu promotion leaflet
incorporating some of the ideas I liked on the list.
It's here if anyone would like to check it out - suggestions welcome
http://justuber.com/projects:ubuntu_leaflets
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>
> Cheers,
> Al.
Thanks Al :-) - That was the idea. The concept is, you print something
like that off, fold it, and post it through peoples letterboxes, hand
it out or pin it to notice boards.
Folks notice the headline - 'how would you like a safer, faster
computer for free'
let, you could then change the fonts and colours etc to target
another specific target audience. The reason I chose the fancy fonts I
suppose where as I had a teens to early 40s demographic in mind which
I guessed may be more receptive to the funkier kind of text.
> Good Chris. I wonder if the
think about that, if the text is sorted then I guess we
can have a bash with the graphics :-)
> Hope my comments are useful...
Definitely!
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ished
product, and contribute to the conversation about leaflets.
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on something at the moment that my other half laughingly
referred to as a 'bank leaflet'... Meh... :-P I have pointed out in it
though that it was created on Ubuntu using free software. It's a WIP -
I'll post it when it's done :-)
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I found a link in the ubuntu forums to
http://documentation.openoffice.org/Samples_Templates/User/template/index.html
Might be helpful for designing brochures.
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I had a bash with graphics now ;-)
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tch on automatically when it gets AC power.
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Oh yeah - sorry heres a link
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Just go to the leaflets page in the wiki and swap out any text you
don't like - the original draw file is in there for anyone to edit.
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a
> smaller font I suspect, and you could make that one smaller:-
>
Never thought of it - that's a good idea.
> Cheers,
> Al.
Cheers
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On 18/06/07, Louisa Parry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Chris (and since it's my first post to the list, a general hello to
> all too)
>
> I like your pretty version but have a few very minor (proofreading-y)
> niggles.
Thanks :-)
Hi Louisa, I'll go through i
>
> I like the graphics on that one. Just out of interest, where did you
> get the picture of the field from? (I'm assuming not that other OS
> beginning with W?)
>
> Rob
>
I was waiting for someone to ask that :-P
I got it from a stock photo site http://www.sx
Latest revision with grammar, spelling, capitalisation and context
changes as discussed on the list:
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> Wherever it comes from it needs to be licensed in such a way that we can
> redistribute it freely of course :)
Licensing for the tellytubby image... (seems OK to me)
We hereby grant to You a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to
use the Image on the terms and conditions explained in this A
> Nice. I love the fact that this is a real collaborative effort. With
> input from multiple community members.
Yeah, I gotta agree with you there Alan, I'm also liking this
community working vibe :-D
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ualifies someone from
being able to do so?
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t the best format would be for that kinda
thing (paper wise). I'll add it to the wiki and see what people come
up with.
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Hi Ian
I'm not an expert in this kind of thing but have you checked out Ubuntu Studio?
As far as I'm aware it's supposed to by a fully featured audio and
video studio distribution.
Chris
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> Hi Folks
>
> Need some r
This topic makes me think though.
Wouldn't isolating all net enabled applications in this manner pretty
much secure linux? Why aren't distributions running like this as
standard?
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Time to start petitioning Dell again?
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/06/20/1215213
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> As dell are refusing to sell Linux-based computers outside of the US
> (even the redhat/SLED servers seem to only be sold over there), can
> someone supply me with contact details (a website will do nicely!) of
> a company that are preferably based in the UK and supply
> servers/desktops that wil
k.
If we can develop a good profile of Joe and Jane and deliver marketing
aimed entirely at them, and not what we think they want (or what we'd
like to deliver ourselves) I reckon we might be able to sell Ubuntu a
little better.
Comments, opinions or ways to take this forward anyone?
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>
> Matt.
Well done Matt :-)
It's got to beat the hell out of supporting Windows for a living! -
Now, if only I could find something like that :-D
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> Where are you based at the moment?
Over near Hull - East Yorkshire - Currently working in the public sector.
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ng the user that the operation was blocked. They can then add the
site as trusted in order to continue (although of course they can save
the XPI locally and install it from there).
It should *never* *ever* *ever* install an extension without a warning.
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It sounds like a serious mess. Perhaps Fedora's SELinux/PolicyKit stuff
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rudely shocked by some failure or other and feel isolated by it.
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s.
I for one am glad we have a top notch security team who respond quickly
enough that we are almost always amongst the first to patch holes :)
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those codecs, you still might not be
legally entitled to use them in Ubuntu, but IANAL.
FWIW, the excellent chaps at Fluendo now sell a licenced codec pack
which includes most of the popular windowsy formats (although only for
gstreamer, obviously).
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and they are far less tested than main
repositories.
> latest release of Ubuntu to inexperienced users unless they have help
> available from colleagues or friends who do know about Linux, and they
That's not always true, e.g. Dapper is already old enough that it
struggles on newer ha
se is perfect.
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Hi
Tony Travis wrote:
> I use 6.06.1 LTS for the reasons you state.
> I rest my case ;-)
I was only disagreeing with you in the situation where the user's
hardware is too new for the current LTS release, sorry, I wasn't
especially clear about that.
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rface, but it seems to use what sounds to me like a lower bandwidth
codec, so it sounds all muddy and horrible.
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unded genomics project. I've put up a demo
cool :)
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Hi
Josh Blacker wrote:
> nostalgia of Worms :) I boot into XP to play Unreal Tournament, but
> wouldn't mind being able to play it from Ubuntu...
Isn't it available? I have the Linux version of UT2004 and it works fine
(shame it's not much fun ;)
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to Linux (along with a host of other games -
the guy is a porting machine).
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eople
who I've put onto Ubuntu calling me up whinging that their computer
isn't running properly because of viruses and spyware (especially
those who enjoy frequenting the seedier sides of the internet!)
Software I like:
Firefox
The Gimp
Open Office Draw
Qemu (thanks popey!)
irs
>
> A most interesting mail Ian. To familiarise myself with the issues I decided
> to take up the challenge of installing gnome-orca!
Me too, I tried installing it too and the installation finishes with
You need to configure ORCA by changing /etc/orca.conf.
Once you're happy with that setup, you
hen it's all set up nicely then, or is it
really not very good?
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Here in Hull 'the last bastion of the whippet' I've yet to find a shop
selling Linux mags.
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> As to Whippets I have one and in our village I have counted a dozen or
> so.
>
No offence to whippets! - I'm guessing you've not seen Only Fools and
Horses 'To Hull and Back'. Perhaps it was a bit of a random joke!
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htt
27;ll be
saying hey-up and breeding whippets before I'm very much older - come
on."
http://www.geocities.com/hookyscripts/Episode_31.htm
;-)
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There's a perl module that makes graphs - I think it's used in the
wifidog system I use for wireless auth to create user stats.
http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/htdocs/GDGraph/GD/Graph.html
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Looks like MS has been distributing Ubuntu via Windows Marketplace... What!
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/06/22/151233
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> Yeah, I'll see what I can do once we've moved on Monday - any
> rummaging around in boxes now would lead to my mother castrating me, I
> fear!
>
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You moving on Monday too? - PITA isn't it!
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se government
blocks its citizens access to certain websites)
I was surprised to find that my site at www.justuber.com/blog was blocked!
Anyone else?
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ards,
> Tony.
Try Ubuntu.com bbc.co.uk - google.ch - these work,
I don't think it's a scam tbh. If you do a google on the url there's a
couple of news sites with articles on this site.
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inuxOS as I've heard of it before, but
didn't know much about it. I didn't look at Ubuntu however as I know
what it is.
Perhaps the results reflect the fact that PCLinuxOS is currently
maturing and its audience is growing, and that Ubuntu has reached a
level of maturity now where it is
iet though, I'm still about ;-)
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> the Sell Linux PCs Worldwide from user ergo has been the top idea for a
> few weeks now, and I've received hundreds of comments on Direct2Dell
> about the same thing."
>
Ah, so it seems it might be worth holding off on buying new laptops
for a couple of months then!
hich have a
plastic earth pin whose only function is to move the plates covering the
live/neutral holes.
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$20 from a vending machine in a US hotel and
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Fair points Mark,
If you get a minute, pop this stuff onto the wiki - it'd be helpful to
add these ideas to the leaflet concept.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Leaflets
Cheers
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On 30/06/07, Mark Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yup - boys and girls - it's unpal
on this desktop, and what kind of power savings
would I expect to see? Are there fine-grained methods I can use to
power down certain unused hardware after a certain amount of
inactivity etc?
Thanks in advance!
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> Hi Chris,
>
> Try looking for powertop on Intel's site, and have a look for an
> article about it on developerWorks (an IBM site, I think the base URL
> is http://www.ibm.com/developerWorks).
>
> This is a utility that lets you tune all the power management features
&
oks like powertop comes with gutsy
http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/utils/powertop - I might have a bash
building from source to see if it works, but if not I'll just wait for
gutsy.
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> I might have a bash
> building from source to see if it works, but if not I'll just wait for
> gutsy.
>
I built powertop, but it requires a kernel > than 2.6.21 with
CONFIG_TIMER_STATS enabled to show detailed stats. It does show some
interesting stuff even without
#x27;ve got most of
a P4 2.6 sony vaio, ati radeon 9600 3d card, a gig of ddr memory, and
i've just ordered a 320GB hard disk.
I aim to chuck it together to create something to connect to the new
TV I just bought so I can play a few PC games and work as a media
centre.
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Anyone interested?
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m' of the marketing team would help
consolidate efforts to push the profile of Ubuntu in the UK?
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more than just leaflets and any involvement needs to be long term).
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marketing and ubuntu-uk-marketing
Wiki: Using standard wiki
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ccessible to marketeers.
No problem, if people are agreed then I'll set it up - I'll post back
with the info.
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I've set a launchpad team up here that people can join:
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-uk-marketing
Still working on it though but at least you should be able to join up.
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should now
be able to join the team, create a project assigned to the team,
create specs etc. Any problems shout out!
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changes in text by uploading a plain text
version of the leaflets too. I didn't have time tonight to muck about
with it though.
I must admit, I'm no expert with bazaar and I'm guessing it'll take us
some time to get used to, but all in all I think it'll be really
> * The 'grass' image used on the leaflets - is that the actual Microsoft
> image? If so we can't use it.
>
Nope, the image comes from stock.xchng - Image license information is
available here http://www.sxc.hu/info.phtml?f=help&s=8_2
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eps to display the mails
- stripping html tags out isn't hard.
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ave to have a pretty powerful PC to run Windows
and Ubuntu at the same time like that though? I wonder if it'd work a
wee bit quicker using Qemu rather than VMWare for emulation?
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not use it, that's fine we'll just go
back to the wiki, getting people's contributions is a heck of a lot
more important than the way in which we get them.
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who don't want to/can't/don't have
time to write for themselves, can choose an article and submit it to
there local publication.
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see why bazaar might look a little scary compared to the wiki however.
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ller areas individually (but with one and others
support) gives us greater chance of success ;-)
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7;t
take too long as I do hate getting tied up in the specifics of things
;-)
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delivery ties you into one vendor.
"...secure the independence of the BBC"
I'd appreciate it if you could reply to this complaint.
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that they can't compete as
> an aggregator of generic news, so are pushing the "local angle" more and
> more... so by all means write for the East Riding of Yorkshire, if you
> live there, or can interview a local firm / celebrity, and make the
> article about THEM.
>
Th
/pownce.com/nikbutler
> twitter http://twitter.com/loudmouthman
> skypethebutlershouse
I've taken the dive and joined facebook - my profile looks sad with
only one friend which is you Nik lol !
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an test things like hardware and report back to
launchpad if they are still broken or if they are fixed and work fine :)
Cheers,
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Cue black helicopters hovering overhead.
http://www.wired.com/politics/law/news/2007/07/fbi_spyware
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As promised, I've had a bash at writing something which would be
suitable for inclusion in a local magazine. As always please correct,
suggest and improve :-)
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArticleForLocalMagazine
Cheers
Chris
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> Do you mind if I edit a little more? You can always change it back
That's the idea folks ;-)
Get in there and edit it - it's just a concept. I have the original
anyway. I just want something effective and I'm not big headed enough
to assume I have all the answers ;-)
Cheers
Edited to say rarely gets viruses
Made less fanboy'ey !!
Chris
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> "Linux runs the entire internet" should be "Linux runs about half of the
> internet" as about 50% of websites are hosted on linux.
>
I know it's probably misstating the fact 'slightly' but I'm not just
on about hosting, I'm inclu
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