Hello all,
According to:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
Backup is essential. However, no tool to backup the system is
available in the default installation.
By contrast, Mandrake (as it was then) included an excellent simple
option built-in when I used it around five years
Newer versions of apport (the Ubuntu bug reporting application) add a
release tag to bug reports starting with Lucid Lynx 10.04 as far as I
know. You'll find these reports tagged with 'lucid'. Older 'karmic'
'jaunty' etc. tags can be added by bug reporters and triagers to make
searching
Many Open-Source communities use this kind of mailman mailing-lists
I feel missing something here but really wondering why? even for new
projects like Ubuntu (founded 2004 which is new to know other alternative
technologies)
I love the Google-groups style, if you don't like Google there was
Excerpts from Amahdy's message of Wed Jan 27 13:47:52 -0500 2010:
Many Open-Source communities use this kind of mailman mailing-lists
I feel missing something here but really wondering why? even for new
projects like Ubuntu (founded 2004 which is new to know other alternative
technologies)
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 1:47 PM, Amahdy mrjava.java...@gmail.com wrote:
2- I find it always difficult to keep updated with this kind of lists, what
type of software do you use? please share it with me, I find it very
difficult to rely on a kind of RSS because I want to hit reply and quote
the
Hello,
After an upgrade of my dual core AMD 4050e machine to Karmic, the
second core is no longer seen (/proc/cpuinfo shows only one CPU). I
have never seen this issue with Jaunty.
Is this a known issue? Should I report it? To which package?
Any idea how I could get back my second core?
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 5:16 PM, MPR mplistarch...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd like to have a new feature added to Ubuntu when the Calibre ebook
manager software is installed, but I do not know the proper procedure
for making the feature request or getting help adding it myself. I
looked at the
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 4:28 PM, David MENTRE dmen...@linux-france.org wrote:
After an upgrade of my dual core AMD 4050e machine to Karmic, the
second core is no longer seen (/proc/cpuinfo shows only one CPU). I
have never seen this issue with Jaunty.
Is this a known issue? Should I report
Because what we have works very well and doesn't rely on an external
entity.
We all know that there is no bug free software, so if mailman is very
good, google-groups are -per my usage- very good too
Mailing lists are the lifeblood of most open source projects.
Always wondering why!! why not
Yes, yes, yes. I fully agree.
Currently I use an anacron job running rdiff-backup, but this is CLEARLY not
right for non-techie users.
I stopped using Simple Backup ages ago... it was really deficient. For one
thing, its incremental backups had to be restored like so: 1) restore last
full backup
*** AND I DON'T KNOW WHY MY EMAIL WAS NOT COMPLETELY SENT, HERE IS THE REST
OF IT ***
... it's new tech why not use it?
From another post I see that one way of getting some revenue, Canonical
decided to make a deal with Yahoo, so why not as a way of lowering costs,
use another free service
Is there some kind of problem here or is it for me only? my email is never
continued, it cut off the rest of the email starting from the word: F - R -
O - M -- a - n - o - t - h - e - r do I only have this problem or
what's exactly?
--
Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list
2010/1/27 Amahdy mrjava.java...@gmail.com
More effectively based on what? in our list here, open the archive, then
choose January-2010, then choose sort by date, then open a random thread,
then press Next
The next one will be the next one by thread not by date as expected,
this maybe a
Anybody who read my original email in the digest will notice the problem,
the From has a special-char before it but I never typed it in my original
email, I don't know why this happened too maybe somebody could explain, but
my email is cropped at the original list website.
-- Amahdy AbdElAziz
On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 03:10:59 +0200
Amahdy mrjava.java...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there some kind of problem here or is it for me only? my email is never
continued, it cut off the rest of the email starting from the word: F - R -
O - M -- a - n - o - t - h - e - r do I only have this problem
On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 03:01:09 +0200
Amahdy mrjava.java...@gmail.com wrote:
Because what we have works very well and doesn't rely on an external
entity.
We all know that there is no bug free software, so if mailman is very
good, google-groups are -per my usage- very good too
Mailing lists
I don't know I just sent the email like I do everytime, maybe this list
tryied to agree what I said by its way by showing that it still contains
strange+old bugs ... I haven't did something that couldn't be handled: from
my GMail, reply to message and press send, the message is half published but
Excerpts from Ben Gamari's message of Wed Jan 27 20:59:36 -0500 2010:
Excerpts from Amahdy's message of Wed Jan 27 20:01:09 -0500 2010:
Because what we have works very well and doesn't rely on an external entity.
We all know that there is no bug free software, so if mailman is very good,
+1.
Even a manual backup utility would suffice to me ;)
Is there a bug entry for this?
Best regards,
Flávio
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 10:07 PM, Caleb Marcus
caleb.marcus+u-...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, yes, yes. I fully agree.
Currently I use an anacron job running rdiff-backup, but this is CLEARLY
If other developers put sometime to make life easier (and faster) for us.
There is a user interface, a browser, an email client ..etc, then only
because I like the keyboard I'll use terminal?? I do like terminal and I use
it many times to facilate my life through commands, but I said to facilate
* Because what we have works very well and doesn't rely on an external
entity.
**
** We all know that there is no bug free software, so if mailman is very
good,
** google-groups are -per my usage- very good too
*
Excellent. Your usage evidently differs from that of a great number of
Hi. My problem with sites like google or yahoo for mail is accessibility.
I'm a totally blind person. Both web sites use javascript that force me into a
Firefox session if I want to use them.
Unfortunately, the Mozilla developers seem to put most of there recent efforts
into Windows access
I believe Deja-Dup was originally started for the purpose of becoming
default. At the very least, it is simple, useful and actively developed.
https://launchpad.net/deja-dup
I'm not sure how stable it as at the moment, since I'm not actively using
it, but I have poked around its interface a bit.
Excerpts from Amahdy's message of Wed Jan 27 21:19:30 -0500 2010:
If other developers put sometime to make life easier (and faster) for us.
There is a user interface, a browser, an email client ..etc, then only
because I like the keyboard I'll use terminal?? I do like terminal and I use
it
Excerpts from Amahdy's message of Wed Jan 27 21:40:21 -0500 2010:
* Mailing lists are the lifeblood of most open source projects.
**
** Always wondering why!! why not move on to a *group*
**
*A better question would be why _should we_ move on to a group. I see
no clear answer to this
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