Hi Clive,
> The other week mention was made of looking for a new meeting location
> for the Bournemouth area, I think Peter mentioned Colehill Cricket
> Club near Wimborne. Today I called in to ask if a room was possible -
> Yes.
Is this it?
http://www.wimbornecricketclub.co.uk/ground/
>
Hi Natalie,
> I never said "automated GUIs". CLI options can be presented in a GUI
> with documentation available when you click the "?" button for
> example. There is no need to dumb anything down, just to be a bit more
> graphical in the way an app interact with the user (who may choose to
> us
Hi John,
> (1) Create a way to share files between machines on a LAN really
> easily that doesn't hang the system if the network goes away. SAMBA
> is too complex. sshfs can hang a whole machine if a network goes
> down.
I'd like to see Plan9's approach of everything being a filesystem. This
Hi,
jr wrote:
> > 2. Clearer organisation for data and settings saved by apps would be
> > great. Whenever I look for data or settings saved by an app, I need
> > to google to find out which folder that app saves its data and
> > settings to.
>
> yes, things used to be easier before the 'Windoze
Hi Tim,
> Found a solution to this by adding additional "MEMORY" clauses.
> Possibly not the most elegant solution but does work.
Glad to hear you've a solution. I'd have guessed SUBALIGN may help but
I've never tried it.
http://sourceware.org/binutils/docs-2.20/ld/Forced-Input-Alignment.h
Hi Peter,
> Here's my ouptput from that command :-
>
> $ sudo grep 'plugin.*StartUpgrade' */main.log main.log
> 20101005-2042/main.log:2009-07-11 11:56:26,187 DEBUG plugins for condition
> 'jauntyStartUpgrade' are '[]'
> 20101005-2042/main.log:2009-07-11 11:56:26,187 DEBUG plugins for condition
The other week mention was made of looking for a new meeting location
for the Bournemouth area, I think Peter mentioned Colehill Cricket Club
near Wimborne. Today I called in to ask if a room was possible - Yes.
Details are:
Location:- top of Rowlands Hill, Wimborne.
Bus route No 13 from B'mou
On 6 November 2010 10:03, Natalie Hooper wrote:
> If you don't mind, can you tell me a little bit more about Vinux? How
> quickly/easily or not your mother adapted to it? Can she maintain her
> computer herself or is it helpful to her to have you on hand (basically, is
> there a lot of maintenance
>
> but so far only my younger
> brother (A recent Ubuntu to Arch convert) and my mother (Who uses
> Vinux - Ubuntu for the Visually Impaired) have adopted the system.
I think converting two people is quite an achievement ;-)
If you don't mind, can you tell me a little bit more about Vinux? How
On 05/11/10 21:53, StarLion wrote:
Since then, I've gone through two laptops and three tower PCs, using
Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Slackware, Wolvix, and then finally my current
favoured distro Arch.
I'm an Arch user too :)
I've broken systems more than once with my incessant experimenting
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