On Saturday 03 Dec 2011 06:16:22 Adrian Howard wrote:
For those who are curious I ordered an N1 last night (as pointed out by
Terry Coles) - we'll see how it shapes up when it gets here.
Gulp ;-) I'll feel really guilty if anything goes wrong :-)
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Terry Coles
On 03/12/11 06:16, Adrian Howard wrote:
For those who are curious I ordered an N1 last night (as pointed out by Terry
Coles) - we'll see how it shapes up when it gets here.
Well, as far as I can see there's nothing, either morally or legally, to
stop you from firing it up with live CD of
On Saturday 03 Dec 2011 08:12:31 Sean Gibbins wrote:
Well, as far as I can see there's nothing, either morally or legally, to
stop you from firing it up with live CD of some description to see
what's what in terms of compatibility. As long as you are careful with
It would have to be a live USB
I'll back everything Terry said about Novatech. I visited the showroom
and tried a live disk on a desktop machine with no problem (except the
guy didn't known about 'live CD's!); bought the machine with extra HD
only to find no drive connector on main board. No problem as we went
back
One word of caution about byobu: I once used it on a cloud-based server
I maintain and left it running for 24 hours. It used a surprising amount
of CPU and bandwidth.
Regards to all,
CPKS
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Hi,
Some time ago, something changed in my network/Kubuntu and it became really
difficult to browse the network. After a bit of investigation, I noticed that
I could see the Workgroup if a Windows computer was on the network, but not
when my machine was the only one connected or the other was
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