First impressions are that menus seem more
cluttered, but I've got to say I'm not minding it so far.
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bit tied
up in them. Gnome layout seems a bit more sane, and I imagine it makes
more sense to a new user.
The voyage of discovery continues!
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team, I would like to register my own vote for Alan Pope as loco
contact. That is of course if Alan decides he'd like to do the job.
Should this be the preferred method of appointment, I'd quite happily
make a wiki page to allow members votes to be recorded.
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> Chris the idea is that people put their own name forward and next
> sunday there will be a meeting at 9pm on the irc channel to decide.
>
Hi,
The only thing that I find concerning about IRC votes at a specific
time is that it doesn't give everyone the chance to vote due to time
c
I've cascaded this email to the ubuntu-uk loco forum too.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3376661
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o compare these DE's on their out of
the box environment. I suppose, imagine that you're installing using
the OEM option.
I played with the gnome-main-menu package too (forgot about that till
you reminded me) and quite liked that
http://www.justuber.com/blog/2007/03/11/suse-style-gnome-menu-on-ubu
ed tools to do this
myself :)
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On 23/09/2007, Kris Douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would host it and maintain a site if needed.
>
>
I'd certainly contribute what skills I could to such a project too.
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As Nik Butler has announced that he is stepping down, the position of
LoCo contact will shortly become vacant. This of course means that
Ubuntu-UK needs a new contact.
Due to some ambiguity as to how we should vote for a new member,
tonights IRC meeting focused on establishing the fairest way to d
Hi
STONE COLD wrote:
> and furthermore if i beamed any files to that headset could i save them on my
> pc?
No. a headset is just a dumb headset. no storage or anything like that.
You need a bluetooth adaptor i your PC and something like a bluetooth
phone to send files to.
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; many people don't realise the difference...
Which is probably because most people either don't care or really don't
have very good eyesight, so the issue could be said to be not very
important ;)
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64 3200+ or
Pentium 2.8 Ghz, either Pentium D 820 or Pentium 4. Since the Athlon64
line is much cheaper many people end up purchasing an Athlon."
http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Configuring_HDTV#CPU
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, so we'd have to look into this
further.
2) I don't think that the job of Ubuntu-UK LoCo contact is 'glamorous'
enough for want of a better word to attract an incredible amount of
corruption in the election process. I could of course be wrong ;-) but
I'd like to think that
HDMI and DVI should be easily converted, since
HDMI's video is just DVI. FWIW I have the HDMI port of my PS3 connected
to a DVI monitor (a Dell thing) and it works perfectly.
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e near the internet, "fine" is
not a word I would use ;)
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Check this out, it's quite interesting ;-)
http://www.listphile.com/Linux
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les of OS X.
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Hi
Kris Douglas wrote:
> No windows in the European union?
No it's just a very misguided suggestion that no PC should ship with an
OS pre-installed.
It just means more pain for users and no gain for anyone else.
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Hi
Adam Bagnall wrote:
> In Feisty and later you can get away without the fat32 partition. If you
In gutsy (beta is out today) ntfs write support is enabled by default afaik.
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) as it is to me
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Heil to the Leader!
May the unbelievers repent, or be hanged from cat 5e cable as an
example to others!
But seriously, well done Alan - I'm sure you'll do a great job.
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I never thought I'd miss Bill Gates.
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As I'm sure that most of you are aware a discussion has taken place on
the mailing list as to the legitimacy and accuracy of the PoC election
process.
I'm becoming somewhat concerned at the direction these discussions are
taking, as on occasion (in my humble opinion) they may be regarded as
coming
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Chris Rowson wrote:
> As I'm sure that most of you are aware a discussion has taken place on
> the mailing list as to the legitimacy and accuracy of the PoC election
> process.
>
> I'm becoming somewhat concerned at the direction these discussions are
> taking,
So that'll be a no then Chris ;-) :-P
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Ubuntu Linux, Made in Scotland from Girders.
Oh, wait a minute someone already did that :-S
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Ubuntu Linux, Not just for nerds anymore.
Ubuntu Linux, Officially used by James Bond.
Ubuntu Linux, Kills 100% of viruses. Dead. (along the lines of
Domestos advert)
Ubuntu Linux, The 0S ov l33t hax0rs
Ubuntu Linux, Does exactly what it says on the tin. (Ronseal)
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#x27;s fairly evident that on the
whole people are happy with the choice of PoC and it's now time to
move on.
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f-topic, but thought I'd be cheeky and ask anyway!
When you say that you can log onto a server's serial port, is that
ability enabled automatically when you install Ubuntu? If I where to
connect to a server serial port now, could i get a shell through it?
Cheers
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Thanks Tony,
That's something new for me to play with :-)
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From: Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2 Oct 2007 22:16
Subject: [ubuntu-marketing] countdown for gutsy
To: ubuntu-marketing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Fridge
editors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I've recently added a countdown script to the www.ubuntu.com
ts and lots and lots and lots of PHP code running on them which is
even less likely to be getting security love :/
[0] MS are getting very good at annoying people into installing updates.
Most Linux server installs don't even try to make you install updates.
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e can have a go.
Windows servers cost a lot of money. On the whole, the only people
putting Windows servers up on the internet are people (who to some
extent) work in IT and are supposed to know what they're doing.
Wouldn't that create some difference in how well the servers are
looked a
Hi
Chris Rowson wrote:
> Linux is free.
modulo hardware costs, of course.
> Wouldn't that create some difference in how well the servers are
> looked after.
It's entirely plausible, yes :/
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ckages in feisty.
Given that adding the repository will encourage apt and friends to
upgrade everything in -backports, I would either cherry pick the debs I
want, or configure apt to treat -backports as lower priority than the
main archives.
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ideas about this?
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gned for people who aren't uber techie. It's aimed at the
knowledgeable enthusiast market.
That's kinda what I meant I saw Ubuntu as a potential replacement for
(perhaps with a bit of configuration etc).
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post a few months ago where there was a
discussion regarding the issues a partially sighted user was having
with Ubuntu. I'll try and dig it up.
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or their backups, DVDs etc ;-)
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ce meetings etc
though as people's eyes glaze over. At least I have you guys as an
outlet though ;-)
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exhibiting etc?
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P
Meh, doesn't matter how old you are mate ;-)
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ncient African word which means 'Slackware is too hard for me...'
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> I am sure it will be sales to schools only so possible people will miss out
> on this device.
>
> Colin
Dunno,
This looks pretty much the same PC doesn't it?
http://www.clove.co.uk/viewProduct.aspx?product=9136E4FD-2F3C-4289-84A9-4B96ED813B9D&category=GROUP4
he main point is that it keeps copies of the
packages you download so that if you decide to reinstall them it doesn't
have to get them again. Also, it means that if a download halts partway
through, you dont have to re-download the packages you have already got.
I hope all that is
n the ubuntu-uk channel, and is (afaik) used for
meetings already.
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d love to put it on my blog.
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You know it's a pity we couldn't raise some money for a small
duplication tower, leave it with a trusted volunteer and then have the
kit on hand to run off CDs for events as needed :-)
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> Chris,
>
> If you're suggesting something like a group podcast - then I +1 the idea.
>
> Andy
Absolutely :-D
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> The people behind the Full Circle Magazine are looking for people to
> pitch to make an official podcast. Sounds interesting.
>
You know, I think it'd be good if we could get together as ubuntu-uk
and contribute to this. I'm interested, is anyone else?
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> All the best!
> Ronnie
>
It looks - from reading the post that you're linking to - like Alan
and Matt have already been discussing this.
Alan - could you feed back to the group where you currently stand with
the Full Circle podcast idea? Do you want/need others from ubunt
, and how useful it is.
Thanks
Chris
PS. I've sent this message to both the ubuntu-uk loco, and the
marketing mailing list. If you want to forward it on to other
interested parties please do :-)
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cle.
I do envisage that the rejection rate will be quite high though.
That's why we need to try and submit to as many publications as
possible (and why we need to track who we have submitted to to).
Thank you for taking the time to give it a go :-D
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I know that I've had problems with the Gutsy beta CD and the xserver.
The screen when blank and appeared to lock up, but giving it a CTRL
ALT F1 got me a terminal.
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> > As an alternative put "putty" on a usb key and use ssh.
>
> +1
>
sudo apt-get install ssh on your home pc. Change the listening port
for ssh to port 443, sudo apt-get install rtorrent onto your home pc.
Connect to home from work using ssh and user rtorrent
> "Connect to home from work using ssh and user rtorrent "...how will i do
> that from a windows machine?
>
Download putty.exe
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
It doesn't have to be installed on the PC as such. It will run from a
usb stick or whatev
on my vps -
One thing, the text seemed a little slow to update as I typed into the
shell, is that usual?
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> > I bet you don't know what my favourite brand of tea is!
>
> Tescos own brand?
>
He writes like a Tetley man, Me However, Of course it has to be Yorkshire Tea!
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sometimes a bit of charm
doesn't hurt :-P
I'm rambling now, but I guess what I'm trying to say is try to be
confident, but not arrogant.
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use it's the OU you can take it at your own pace (for
example, if you wanted to work or do some internships while you study).
It'd be nice to hear from anyone on the list who has any opinions about
OU degrees compared to degrees from residential universities, especially
with regards to how
course going to say
that it's the best way forward, as alternately anyone who hasn't got
one is going to say it doesn't matter...
I'll start the ball rolling...
Chris - No Degree - Second line support engineer (although I've
recently started working a in job which involves p
ourses with
regards to Linux?
(Keeping on topic - Chris, currently studying for a OU Computing degree,
unemployed^H^H^H^H^H "Occupationally Challenged"!)
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On 17/10/2007, Matthew Larsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 17/10/2007, Chris Rowson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It'd be interesting for people to put their money where their mouth's
> > are, and tell us what they do for a living and what their le
> I'd advise anyone to go to Uni and study something... anything in fact. The
> skills you learn there will stand you in good stead for the rest of your
> life. The course you do may not but you'll come away a richer person.
I studied BSc (Hons) Nursing at Uni (until I skulked back into the IT
occ
monkeys which university you get your degree from (unless you're
batting off Oxford and Cambridge for a place). Unless you get you
degree from University of Lampong Village Naha Province South
Indonesia I don't think an employers going to bat an eyelid at you
going to a third rate un
imagine launchpad,
but as the nvidia drivers are binary thus uneditable by the community,
should it be nvidia I'm reporting it to instead?
What do reckon folks?
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CD-Text? I thought that most apps used CDDB, which queries
the track info from the internet rather than storing it on the disc...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cddb
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tumes for Hardy Heron when it comes out!
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> Chris
>
> Personally, as it seems to be more a config problem than a driver one, I'd
> put it onto LaunchPad in any case. If for no other reason than to show the
> hack you did to get round it.
>
Thanks for the advice, I filed the bug here:
https://bugs.launchpad.n
his to the marketing mailing list, I'm sure they'll be
interested too.
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ople would just continue using Linux
without noticing much of a change.
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o. :-)
>
Sure,
Open writer for instance, go to Tool > Options
On the left of that screen, select Load Save > General
In that window you can now select the default file format to save as.
Simply asscociate text document with word 97 2000 XP for example, then
do the same with the
asier than
trying to explain to someone how to save as ODF as standard, but then
export to .DOC when sharing files with others...
Interestingly enough, there's a discussion about the self same thing
on /. today. :-)
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On 20/10/2007, Ian Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rob - how?
>
> E
There's this 'ere guvnor!
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu_OEM_Installer_Overview
It's written for Dapper but well, you get the idea...
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. We
would have to have some people who can guarantee that they can travel to
visit people to support them etc. - The time constraints may be too much
to deal with.
With regards to online support, it may end up swamping #ubuntu-uk, and
the mailing list, with support requests - I do not believe that this is
the intended purpose of either of these resources.
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27;d also be worth putting something like this into the
release:
"... ubuntu-uk will be offering first line support to those who don't
need the full level of support options offered by Canonical Limited."
Just so that we aren't stepping on Canonical's toes.
at I'm involved in, to a random bloke at work, to my local LUG
mailing list.
Looks like Gutsy has been quite well recieved :-D
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ch used to be much better when it was freeserve.
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>
> Count me in!
+1
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ipe about it at www.karooforums.net
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leases. I've heard various ideas bantered about, IPv6,
changing your DNS to opendns instead of ISP, giving your PC static IP
and DNS. The list goes on.
It doesn't look to have been fixed properly then.
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like
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> > Looks like they've changed the options, we've got a "No - Linux is my OS
> > of choice" now.*
** WARNING - lolcats/topic crossover ***
BBC r belong to de Linux peoplz now
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Mark Harrison wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know where (whether?) it's possible to get solid-state
> "disks" in a format that has an IDE / SATA cable attached?
>
> Let me explain the thinking:
>
> - A 4Gb solid state disk in an SD card format costs about £25
> - A 4Gb solid state disk with a
> So, I guess what I'm suggesting is what Chris R et al have suggested in an
> around about
> way, and that is setting up a firm base of credible sources from which the
> general public will
>believe, which will be used to build a suitable marketing /
information campai
s together into a
conversation, like gmail does on the web?
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On Sun, 2007-10-28 at 23:11 +, Tony Arnold wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Chris Rowson wrote:
> > I've not usually bothered using a mail client (other than for work), but
> > given the advent of IMAP for Gmail, I've been trying out evolution. It
> > seems pretty coo
-hps-open-source-priorities-vision&Itemid=1&option=com_content).
> > He has some interesting comments on desktop.
>
> Hello, Dougie.
>
> Thanks for that - I'm not sure I like their idea of VDI, though...
>
> Interesting that they chose Debian for high availa
ould be good. Birmingham seems
pretty central to both north and south dwellers. Manchester is maybe a
little more north (although not so far for me!)
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Chris Rowson said the following on 29/10/07 23:13:
>> On the location, my feeling is that if you run it in London people in
>> the far north of the country may miss out because of the travelling
>> time, so somewhere in the middle, I think would be better.
>
of doing
anything down there
I'd love to suggest, lets have this event in Hull, Leeds or York, but
that'd only suit me and not most of the rest of you :-P
Chris
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