>
> I think I just need to get a modern USB webcam but does anyone have
> any recommendations?
>
My thought was to check raspberry pi croud and see what they use.
https://elinux.org/RPi_USB_Webcams
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> Cloud storage recommendations.
Dropbox seems to 'just work'. I noticed that bit torrent sync offer cloud
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> Please help if you can!
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Does this help:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Fortran/Hello_world#Unix
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thought I would put it out
there in case I have missed something.
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Maybe worth a try if Acroread dies for good.
Finally, could the windows version of acroread work in Wine?
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life easy for the occasional user. Can be blinged up with unicode too:
http://ifdeflinux.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/byobu-bling-with-unicode-custom.html
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> On Friday 04 January 2013 21:37:04 john wrote:
> > Laser printer not inkjet is recommended for occasional hard-copies.
>
> +1. If the printer is only used occasionally the ink dries out in the
> nozzles. The skilled and adept can clean the nozzles, but it c
hangs.
>
> I'm still trying to work out how to persuade this machine to do something
> useful. Intuitive it certainly ain't.
>
"Yes, I know it says Ubuntu. That is the new name for windows 8!" Do you
think you could get away with that? :-)
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Tools you will want:-
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I have a real simple script that uses this line
rsync -av --delete --ignore-errors
It works for me. So far! :-)
man rsync is also very helpful.
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keyboard short-cuts that will need to be learnt to be useful.
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Ok, I was intending to get involved. However, I did not like having to
use TeX Live from outside of the repositories. It seems to me that it
would be easier to be involved if the software requirements can be
satisfied with what is available to a standard install.
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Photo viewer. We had some family round and having old pictures on a
random slideshow makes a good background.
The second one is still in its box. Not sure exactly what I am going
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Thought that I should ask before just picking a random guy on eBay! :-)
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ongoing admin overhead
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mine professionally, I would be having a real paddy. But then I would
also be more inclined to fix things ;-)
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the best tiling window manager? I did find a list here
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Comparison_of_Tiling_Window_Managers
>From a quick glance I am tempted to try Awsome. Also, Qtile looks
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> how many people would be genuinely up for joining?
Darn. Aldershot may be a bit far away. £20/month seems reasonable.
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> I believe Shotwell can be set to write the data back to the images
> rather than saving in its db.
Well there is certainly a tick box to that effect. I need to do some
tests, but if that works, then I am sorted.
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> [1]
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here is another option. Not seen this before.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/3M-Optical-Ergonomic-Buttons-Medium/dp/B000F2BP
want to re-invent the
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This is just a brain fart really. If I had more time, motivation and
skill, I would hack together a proof of concept.
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run a few more tests, and see how it goes... If I can live without
> one or the other I will aim to remove them!
I also have both installed, but gdm is not used. run this command
sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
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ave the correct driver
installed? Can I suggest you run 'lspci' and make sure that your
graphics card is seen by Linux. You could also look into
/var/log/Xorg.0.log and see what X is doing on startup.
One thing I like to try is to stop gdm/lightdm whatever, and then run
startx. If it fail
On 1 May 2012 18:54, Stuart Sears wrote:
> On 01/05/12 17:54, Philip Stubbs wrote:
>> Lots of mentions of Handbrake in this thread made me try it. There
>> seems to be no easy route to get it on my system at the moment,
>
> how so? Are you running a really obscure distro?
&g
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> hard wired link at the audio sockets, in any machine I am using, which
> is inconvenient.
> And only a week to go before release.
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On 18 April 2012 19:46, Philip Stubbs wrote:
> It works here, at the moment. Just kicked off a 95Mb update, so will
> try again in a few minutes. :-)
Lots of 3.4.0's were replaced with 3.4.1's so I guess that is a point
release of gnome then. Sound recorder still working. Sorr
t machine.
It works here, at the moment. Just kicked off a 95Mb update, so will
try again in a few minutes. :-)
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> system settings. I cannot add with a right click.
>
Hi Ken,
Go to System Settings, from the icon in the top right corner.
In there, under System, there is an icon for Time & Date. Click that.
Select the Clock tab.
Check that the 'Show a clock in the menu bar' option
ttp://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/IPv6
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DOS utility to flash the BIOS, so I created a bootable CD with
FreeDOS, the utility and the new BIOS on it, as I don't have a floppy
drive. The FeeDOS website had a guide to creating the CD. If Lenovo
also have a DOS utility, that may be a way forward.
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On 23 December 2011 09:55, Jack Knight wrote:
> Well Jim, you've only got 1 year to go before you can (re)adopt the practice
> I have done - i.e. quoting your rapidly increasing age in Hex; 40 has a nice
> ring to it don't you think? ;^)=
Cool. I am now 27 again! Yay.
t OSM wiki page:
> consequently gdal needs to be present.
In addition to that, how much disk space, processor grunt, memory and
bandwidth would one need to be useful?
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include me with a 'What do you think?' type message. In that
situation, I am glad that they have top posted, including all the old
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> me
>
> Time for another e-mail address change I think
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> Tim
Just a thought. Have you tried accessing your Gmail from an IMAP
client? May be worth a try.
Can anybody that uses a cheap USB DVB-T dongle that works well with
Ubuntu 11.10, please tell me the make and model.
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On 26 October 2011 11:27, mac wrote:
> Not sure the Sony A55 is supported by UFRaw:
>
> http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/Cameras.html
If by A55 they mean Sony SLT-A55V, then it is supported by UFRaw,
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> Can anybody tell me how this works:-
> http://www.bluecarbon.com/how-it-works.html
Well I guess I need to admit that my boss did get one of these fitted.
I was asked for my opinion and I may have mentioned that it probably
worked on th
On 18 October 2011 17:57, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
> Unfortunately I am not a programmer
Maybe this is an opportunity to do something about that? :-)
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On 18 October 2011 16:18, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
> List the interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces, and Network Manager will
> ignore them.
Well, I did have them listed in there.
Now I have run
sudo update-rc.d -f network-manager remove
Lets see if that puts it in its place. :-)
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> Network Manager, which stops it making changes.
> s/
Yes, it is my home server. It did have a GUI installed but that failed
after the Oneiric upgrade. Can't complain about that as it did give a
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will disappear again next reboot. How do I make this permanent from
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lank encrypted drive - not the ntfs partition that was
> there before I "formatted" it with truecrypt.
>
> I guess anything's possible but how decent a solution is this?
Recovering data from wiped drives is not going to be easy, if possible
at all. Just write zero
every day is a must if you actually want to use the bits that makes a
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> Linux.
In the past I have used this:-
http://trans.sourceforge.net/en/presentation.php
But looking at that webpage, it may have been replaced with this:-
http://transag.sourceforge.net/
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atch job) into 6 half hour
> mpgs.
If the mpeg is a TS then when you cut it, it will likely screw with
the audio sync. If that happens, try using Project-X to do the
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> Does anybody have any suggestions? A Logitech Marble seems like the
> sensible choice to try, but I am wondering if something like a
> Graphics Tablet would make a suitable alternative to a mouse?
Thanks for all the suggestions. I
On 27 September 2011 20:30, Lisi wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 September 2011 08:44:57 Philip Stubbs wrote:
>> Seems like I am going to be suffering with Arthritic hands from here
>> on in. Yay! :-(
>
> Osteo-arthritis or rheumatoid-arthritis?
>
> Lisi
When it first happen
alternative pointing device.
Does anybody have any suggestions? A Logitech Marble seems like the
sensible choice to try, but I am wondering if something like a
Graphics Tablet would make a suitable alternative to a mouse?
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> is intended to guarantee your freedom to .'
I noticed a similar thing in the manual for my Samsung TV.
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There is also an alternative to screen http://tmux.sourceforge.net/
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> http://www.google.com/search?q=kittens&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1920&bih=992
>
> Kittens! Thousands of them!
Now that was just plain gratuitous!
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On 10 June 2011 10:40, Alan Pope wrote:
> Only the pictures of kittens, which I believe comprises most of the
> internet these days.
Is that an euphemism? :-)
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did get that, but it was only to do with the style of the cards in her
favourite game! That was easy to adjust.
I am really looking forward to 11.10 to see how Unity grows up. Also
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> It would take a lot to make me move from Zen.
In my experience, Zen has the best customer service possible. The sort
I have never had to call! :-)
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Last month there was a £100 cash-back offer. If you can find a similar
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case you'd need lots of money for a windows version but I have
> been playing with QCad a little bit and it looks quite good for a 2D
> cad app. It has autocad file compatibility. It is even in the debian
> squeeze repository.
There is also http://www.3ds.com/products/draftsight/free-cad-s
all the
default sqlite from the standard locations, and use that for Gnucacsh.
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wrote:
> On 16/02/11 19:07, Philip Stubbs wrote:
>>
>> On 16 February 2011 12:25, Alan Pope wrote:
>>>
>>> Due to the VirtualBox extensions not being present. Have you tried
>>> doing the install inside virtualbo
not try too hard but I seem to remember that the version of X in
Natty is too new and not supported by the extensions.
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> On 28. 01. 11 21:57, Philip Stubbs wrote:
>> I would recommend that you use the data from Openstreetmaps.org If you
>> follow their wiki instructions for setting up mapnik, you will be 75%
>> there. The default style file will probab
ill be 75%
there. The default style file will probably need hacking as it is
currently setup for rendering tiles for a slipy map. Only very basic
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eaper than a proper camcorder, to use as a camera to stream live via
> the web (using livestream.com) rather than record onto a disk/memory
> card/tape.
I don't know, but would a Canon PowerShot with an alternative firmware
do the trick?
http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK
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It sounded like the original poster wanted to provide some sort of
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e you should suggest that they create a
map! Alternatively, explain what you want to do with it and see if
they will provide the data for you. Although, if they only give you
post codes for the locations, you will still be stuck converting that
to real locations.
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s suitable for Openlayers use.
You can also do fun things like this :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bc50sC8adM
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On 7 January 2011 12:22, Sean Miller wrote:
> Scary, but whosever invitiation Dave doesn't use - could I have it?
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> Sean
On its way.....
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ite if there is still any left.
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> Dave Jones
One will be on its way shortly
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2011/1/6 Raphaël Pinson :
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> And on top of that, the survey is hosted on a Google Document survey...
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I noticed that too, and smiled. :-)
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do exactly what I want.
Apparently, these people also do maps :-)
http://blog.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/2011/01/changes-to-the-os-opendata-licence/
It may be that their data and license are compatible with your application.
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Any questions, then give us a shout. Also, the Mapnik mailing list is
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On 2 January 2011 22:15, Mark wrote:
> I got 5 invites if anyone wants one?
> Mark
Any invites left? I would love one please :-)
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On 28 December 2010 09:02, Milo van der Linden wrote:
> note to self: take course to learn how to be funny in english.
If English is your second language, then you are doing just fine! :-)
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On 17 December 2010 13:55, Dan Lyke wrote:
> On Fri, 17 Dec 2010 11:19:03 +
> Philip Stubbs wrote:
>> area of the shapefiles. What I would like to to is extract a list of
>> names from all the roads that come from the PostGIS database that are
>> within the sh
ar.gz /media/
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> I'm sure there are better tutorials out there, but It's something to look at.
or:-
$ sudo apt-get install backup-manager
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latest thing I have installed on my home server is byobu
https://launchpad.net/byobu
I have used screen many times but not really hard. This makes using
screen even simpler.
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