en
writing the article was older folk with little IT experience. Have I
been dumbing them down too much do you think?
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> No not at all, I agree with you. I would like to see the part about
> rarely crashing staying out though. I've never had it crash through
> something that wasn't my own doing ;)
>
I've merged the conflicts and reworded slightly - what'da ya think?
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n, making infection by viruses or spyware exceedingly
difficult (to date there are no known cases)."
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wn cases)."
>
Currently reads
Ubuntu stands up very well against online security threats. Because of
the way it is built, it is exceptionally resilient against viruses.
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Hi
Chris Rowson wrote:
> Ubuntu stands up very well against online security threats. Because of
> the way it is built, it is exceptionally resilient against viruses.
If I was feeling particularly pedantic I'd object to "exceptionally"
(because there are lots of U
es etc etc.
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I've just read through the article outloud (I often find it helps to
pick out small errors in readability) and edited a word here and
there.
I think that it reads OK to me now.
I might run with it unless anyone else has anything to add
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the OLPC operating system) using Qemu,
or download a live CD. I checked it out a couple of months ago and the
interface is pretty weird.
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OS_images_for_emulation
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link to your
article from would be here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Marketing#head-444a1c3c32b9574071fade666e86f7b79444a50c
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Happy Sysadmin day folks!
http://www.sysadminday.com/
http://www.sysadminoftheyear.com/
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/128911
This bug has been driving me round the bend now for three releases of
Ubuntu. Edgy, Feisty and Gutsy. I really don't know why it isn't
getting fixed, any ideas?
Using network manager and the madwifi drivers (atheros chipset) ca
your rules" - It's a bit sad to be honest when all it takes is one
person to say - OK I'll integrate a patch (that's been written and
works) into a program that'll fix the problem.
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Digging a little further, it looks like madwifi have fixed their WEXT
compliance :-D
http://madwifi.org/ticket/462
It's just beginning to occur to me how difficult it must be to
coordinate the work of so many open source developers on a linux
distro project!!
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Digging even further it looks like Gutsy ships with the fixed driver
anyway, so the fault could lie at the door of network manager after
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> > >From my own experience of talking to others and generally noticing
> > trends I would say that Ubuntu gets more home usage than Mac OS in the
> > UK.
> >
> > Does anyone have any facts or figures to confirm or deny this? Can
> > anyone suggest any ways to get an idea of how true this is?
> >
>
> I recommend that you find a Linux shop to buy from who can guarantee
> compatibility. Though you may have to wait for supply or pay extra over
> cheaper brands.
>
Makes you wonder why there isn't a "works with Ubuntu" program for
hardware manufacturers to sign up
Court Road in London where
the guy behind the counter had not only heard of Linux, but was
perfectly happy to open a box so I could look at the card in detail and
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Hi
Chris Rowson wrote:
> Makes you wonder why there isn't a "works with Ubuntu" program for
> hardware manufacturers to sign up to...
http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/hardwareprogramme
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> Chris Rowson wrote:
> > Makes you wonder why there isn't a "works with Ubuntu" program for
> > hardware manufacturers to sign up to...
>
> http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/hardwareprogramme
>
> like that one? :)
>
> Cheers,
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This is good news for those with Atheros cards (although I still don't
think its the Atheros driver at fault :-P)
http://www.softwarefreedom.org/news/2007/jul/31/openhal/
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This article has just been posted to /.
http://www.cio.com/article/print/126702
It's well worth reading as a well balanced review of Ubuntu from the
perspective of the Chief Information Officer of a large organisation.
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ge of Total
Linux 872 51.90%
Windows 746 44.40%
Macintosh 52 3.10%
FreeBSD 2 0.12%
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At the end of the day, if someone gets
given a PC with Ubuntu on, then they're more likely to use and stick
with Ubuntu.
It'd probably be a good idea to install using the alternate CD and the
OEM install for manufacturers. That way it'll prompt the user for
username, password etc etc w
- Offering a working machine back to your local Freecycle
>
> ... then this is the group for you.
>
>
> http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4266486665
>
>
Great idea Mark, I've joined :-)
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;-)
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time frame in
which to appoint the committee to decide what colour paper to print
the rules regarding whether or not ubuntu-uk should investigate
appointing a committee to decide whether or not things where getting
too petty! ;-)
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regarding whether or not ubuntu-uk should investigate
> > appointing a committee to decide whether or not things where getting
> > too petty! ;-)
> >
> > Chris
> >
> >
> Can I quote you on that ?
>
You just did! :-P
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get to sign the BBC iplayer petition here
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/iplayer/
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I just put in a request for an old Compaq Presario that someone was
offering up on Hull Freecycle to get the ball rolling and see if this
is feasible.
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> Kieran
Hi Kieran,
Not at all, this is interesting stuff - keep us up to date please :-D
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> Hi Chris,
>
> I *never* had any success with the Hull Freecyle list, for computers
> or otherwise!
>
> I had a similar sort of Idea for raising FLOSS awareness for
> HullFLOSS, but it never panned out :-(
>
> Let me know how it goes!
Hi Steve,
I got the knoc
w process. However I
> am very pleased that Ubuntu is on the map even though they do not (at
> present anyway) have motivation to go there.
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> In the morning you do:
>
> sudo grep '[s]udo' /var/log/auth.log
>
> and find out what you did the night before. 'su' won't give you a list...
>
Well, if you're computer still works eh ;-)
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Would welcome any assitance may be available.
Heh, no problem. This mailing list is a good a place as any to ask
Ubuntu questions, and you're more than welcome here.
>
> Regards Bill...
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Microsoft small business
server.
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> Some one mentioned this the other day, although it doesn't link in with the
> mailing list or IRC.
>
> http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=274
>
> MooDoo
>
Whoa!! When did we decide to open an Ubuntu-UK forum!
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https:
ssions.
> Thank you all that there are still alternatives to Windows & MAC.
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Hi Vic,
Don't think I've noticed you on the list before so Hi!
By the way, love the email address :-)
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distribution. If I where you, I'd just
pick whichever one/s you liked the look off.
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>
> I'll post feedback on how it goes on Saturday evening/Sunday morning.
>
> Rob
Cool, good luck mate :-)
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to give him a heads up and see if he wants to
get his hands dirty on this :-)
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gramming skills ;-)
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Hope the first half helped!
> fazza [image: :)]
>
Cheers Farran, I'll give it a look.
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Other than that, try posting your issue at
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ too - it's worth getting help
there too.
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> but I must admit I have no idea about managing
> an iPod from Ubuntu.
Hey Josh,
Check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPod
iPod is pretty well covered in Ubuntu. The only problem is that there
isn't a version of iTunes for linux.
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> Ah, wonderful. I will try one or more of those out and let her know
> how it goes.
> Thanks,
No probs,
I believe Banshee is supposed to be good with the iPod; but I don't
have one so don't speak from personal experience.
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t;
I think that too much is being made of the 'Ubuntu' bit.
I don't think it's as much a case of Ubuntu servers hacked, more one
of poor systems administrators being hacked ;-)
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in the computer room (imagine
http://www.reynholm.co.uk/it.php and you're pretty close lol) are
having a nice relaxing morning due to the chilled vibes
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aking megubbins, but it only seems to
allow you to add software by deb package or from the repos.
Therefore is there a bit of software out there which will just let me
simply and reliably make a CD image from my Ubuntu installation that I
can then easily use to image a few PCs?
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> Thank you for your help & interest, it gave me faith and pointers and helped
> my ubuntu education.
> until sept...
>
> M. :)
>
Hehehe - At least you got it sorted ;-)
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ectly to a CD. I'll revisit it.
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The software usually installs on a access point rather than a PC. Do
you reckon anyone else would use it? I'd have a go if I thought it was
worth it.
> Have a look at http://www.mondorescue.org/ too
Cheers, I will - this looks pretty cool.
Thanks
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>
> Regards,
> Tony.
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across it. New series is on Friday btw.
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t; it again and again.
>
> Hwyl,
> Neil.
Fair enough, I never thought of it like that :-)
I'm back at work tomorrow, and have another machine to set up. I might
have a bash at building a .deb
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t and proceeding this?
I think Nik discussed putting together a wiki page, is there one? If
one needs putting together I'd be happy to if people are busy.
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experience? (and Debian/Ubuntu is a must :) )
>
> Matthew
>
Cheapy cheapy cheap cheap (but probably not the best, you get what you
pay for, but I've not had problems with 'em)
http://www.vpsvillage.com/
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or you to install
> > it again and again.
> >
> > Hwyl,
> > Neil.
>
Well, I've created my first .deb package
http://justuber.com/projects:wifidog_debian_.deb_package
It works, but as I made it on feisty it doesn't work on dapper - Still
it's pretty cool :
k the front page could do with tidying up too tbh.
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course by using the
wiki.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam/UbuntuViralVideos
I believe we that if this idea is executed properly, that it can
definately make a difference. We need you!
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ne!
>
Well hopefully this'll be one of the outcomes of the viral videos
project. Any adverts created will be available for users to do as they
wish with. Using as a promo video at a show would probably be quite a
cool usage.
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Hey folks, just a quick reminder to watch 'The IT Crowd' tonight. If
you work in IT, you really shouldn't miss it ;-) And if you dont, you
really shouldn't miss it.
http://www.justuber.com/blog/2007/08/24/watch-the-it-crowd-tonight/
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Gutsy, but I expect it'll work with Feisty for
the remaining month or two that anyone should care about Feisty ;)
It uses the same chipset.
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telling you that it didn't work. What would be much more useful
is a copy of /var/log/Xorg.0.log after X has failed to start. If you
have a USB stick you should be able to mount it manually and copy the
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Hi
Matthew Wild wrote:
> PS. Someone once told me that you don't get the grub menu if it is not a
> dual-boot. How do you get to the recovery mode in this case?
You get prompted to press Esc if you want the boot menu. This shows the
normal grub menu with the recovery option.
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y unmount the drive with "umount /mnt/tmp"
Then put the usb drive into a working computer and mail the output. It's
probably a good idea to send it directly to me rather than post the
whole log to the list. I will reply to the thread with the appropriate
errors from the log.
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is usually something that can be enabled when necessary, but isn't
always used. I've not come across an onboard HDMI before, but I do know
of others with nvidia cards with HDMI outputs that functioned entirely
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years time (also note that
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Hi
STONE COLD wrote:
> Could it something to do with the nvidia drivers?i tried clicking on enable
> desktop effects but screen just blankd out!
Possibly. Are you using the binary nvidia driver or the free nv one?
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hat works?
http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/tribe5
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Hi
Pete Stean wrote:
> graphical environment, I would go down the 'compiz-fusion' route rather than
> using the preinstalled "desktop effects" - you will *require* the
Surely that's just asking for the upgrade to gutsy to break horrifically?
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Kris Marsh wrote:
> You may like to give Elisa a go - http://elisa.fluendo.com/
Elisa is shaping up very nicely indeed, but to be fair it's still a
little basic at the moment.
Most people seem to use MythTV (or the version of Ubuntu specifically
tailored to it, MythBuntu).
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synaptic.
Yes, you can exit it and get a regular desktop. Most of the media centre
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Hi
Pete Stean wrote:
> Hmm, I'll take your word for it Chris but I've been using Gutsy for quite a
> while now and X hasn't broken for weeks, even with the frequent
> compiz-fusion updates - that's with an nvidia graphics chipset and
> proprietary drivers install
Hi
Kris Marsh wrote:
> and then try update-manager -d again?
running it with -c as well may help
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would remove v1, but apt wouldn't (since installing the two in parallel
was possible and in some cases useful, so the packages couldn't be made
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to have
their current working directory be some random UNIX directory that
exists outside of C: ;)
Check the wine options, but there is a way to specify a working
directory - set that to the path where the .exe is
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ee and Open
> Source Software (FOSS), such as Windows.
seems (to me at least) to read like Windows is free and open source
software? Did you mean to do that, or is it a typo?
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'ers! Birmingham seems quite obviously central.
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> Word of disappointment if I may? I have used Ubuntu from the time it was
> first released and yet there does not appear to be a dot for me. For the
> record I live in St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
>
> Norman
>
Hey Norman,
You have to add yourself mate ;-)
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cache commonly accessed content to reduce bandwidth.
Other stuff might come to me later. If you have any particular
questions, I'll have a gander at the installation at work
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is PC for
content filtering. If you don't, you'll end up administering lots of
instances of the software thus increasing workload and margin for
error.
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the CPU at full speed. I'm
not sure if it would climb up to 60 quickly enough to see it in the bios
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pport multiplayer.
Knowing that there are one or two BSG fans out there, I wondered if
anyone fancied an online scrap at some point!
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> Tut tut, get back to work!
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Hi
STONE COLD wrote:
> so does that mean ubuntu is telling me the right temp?
> or should i believe my bios.
>
> Id be happy if it was ubuntu that was right :)
It's possible that both are right, but I'm not sure if you can trust
either of them without a way of checki
> With the exception of Chris Rowson of course. He can read minds
> *thinks: wants a beer*
>
> Regards,
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I also see dead people - scary it is.. (and how did you know I
wanted a beer?)
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rent forces you into - not that in principle I object, just the
> > > practice.
> >
Tutututut !!!
I'll put a copy up on my server for you all to download ;-)
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; >
> > How do i get to this server of yurs? i want a copy too :)
> >
I haven't finished dl'ing it to the server yet, but I'll post a link
back to this thread when I've got it.
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As promised - here's a link to download the game: Nowt special, I just
quickly installed a webserver onto my vps, so I don't know how quick
it'll be. I'll leave it up a few days for those that want to use it.
http://server.justuber.com/
Cheers
Chris
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is
sliding away from the techie and to the suit :-(
Chris
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27;ve had to ask for help recovering Windows XP ;-)
Cheers
Chris
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You may have seen this on slashdot today, but just in case you didn't
- check it out anyway.
It's a great article showing how one business is saving a ton of cash
by migrating its server infrastructure away from Microsoft, and to
Linux.
http://www.linux.com/feature/119020
Che
It's not what you've got, it's what you do with it that counts ;-)
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> Chris Rowson wrote:
> > It's not what you've got, it's what you do with it that counts ;-)
> >
> Right now I'm not doing much with it (Perl, most web technologies but
> not Java, sometimes sysadmin, and occasional C/Bash/Awk/Sed), due to
> lack of
est
> we use the upcoming meeting on the 16th to dicuss this.
Well Nik,
I for one will be sorry to see you step down, but if your
responsibilities are taking you away from coordinating the ubuntu-uk
team then I guess it's only sensible for you to hand over the reigns
to someone else.
Cheer
On 13/09/2007, Matthew Larsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> check this out
>
> http://www.custompc.co.uk/news/601272/killer-nic--first-look.html
>
That's one of the most frivolous pieces of kit I've seen in a while.
How much fun is that!
Chris
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ubun
from the Windows norm!
Kubuntu, I notice is much more similar to the interface they know and
love, so it'd make sense that it'd be the best choice for migrating
users from Windows. Is this true? Should I try using Kubuntu as novice
users first Linux distro?
Comments?
Chris.
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