75 f4 c3 99 60 0b 00 00 00 00 fe |...<.u...`..|
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> for version 2)
Looks like I should install those packages. I wonder why mine were removed?
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ersion)
> ii grub-pc-bin 1.99-21ubuntu3 GRand Unified Bootloader, version 2
> (PC/BIOS binaries)
> ii grub2-common 1.99-21ubuntu3 GRand Unified Bootloader (common files
> for version 2)
Looks like I should install those packages. I wonder why mine were removed?
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Yes. I think this is a KMail bug. When I looked at the same message later,
all the text was there.
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See you there.
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erhaps?
Can someone give me a procedure or series of steps to do this without breaking
his existing installation?
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nstalled from scratch (he hadn't got much in his home
directory yet). After we set it off it largely did it's own thing and we
finalised it during tea break.
Can't imagine installing Windows like that...
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k at the time. Is there a hot-hey
combo that overrides everything, like ALT-CTRL-DEL does in Windows?
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hat it was. In
the event, it ended before I could get control.
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.
Jun 10 10:08:32 BEIGE dbus[938]: [system] Successfully activated service
'org.kde.powerdevil.backlighthelper'
This keeps repeating at intervals of a few minutes to an hour.
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I didn't try it. I've taken to
using ALT-F2 recently which lets me execute a single command and suffices for
everything I need usually. My intention was to run htop.
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On Sunday 10 Jun 2012 12:47:39 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Perhaps it was killed by the kernel's out of memory, OOM killer, though
> I'd have thought there would be a "killed process" line in
> /var/log/kernel.log or similar.
No sign of anything like that.
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annoying
'memory' in that typing file in the HUD on an empty desktop offered menu items
from Firefox, which had just been closed. (Selecting an item didn't work
BTW.)
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up to date and
installed Wi-Fi (the Cloud) so we're generally pretty set up.
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up, you'll be talking all night to update me.
> Do say hi to Paul and anybody else that knows me. I've no idea who is
> still there.
Yes. I will. I've just got back from a trip to Cornwall (work not pleasure)
so I'll talk to the guys tomorrow. There aren't that m
. ???
>
> Under System Requirements, aside for Pentium etc, it lists 'Macitosh'.
>
> Nowhere does it say where it was manufactured.
Scoshland?
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they are made...In the 60's & early 70's it was
> known as 'Jap crap'.
> Now it's 'cheap as china.'
True. But on the other hand, I've always found Novatech to be more than ready
to replace faulty stuff. I generally buy from them from preferenc
e_broadway
Chris,
Are you going? I think Paul has volunteered to drive!
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:
http://www.netgear.co.uk/home/products/storage/consumer/default.aspx
which is cheap and cheerful. It is adequate for my needs, but (as the yanks
would say), your mileage may vary.
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an't put names to places.
I reckon we might be getting to the point where it's worth a vote :-)
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just 2 or 3, as happened with the last Blandford Meeting.
Still. It's looking promising.
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Jon Stow of Weymouth, who's not on the list but has come
> to Dorchester meetings in the past, asked when the next Dorchester one
> was so he may be another attendee.
Sounds like a plan.
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Have I missed something?
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New
at Canonical had more sense.
The problem is that they've dumbed down the User tools to make it easy for a
newbie to set up, and then broken a pretty standard requirement. There is no
way that you should need root privileges to add a printer. Where's the risk?
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Chris,
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hanged, I've tried to update the wiki link above, basically
> it looks like it's free parking after 6pm at the Top O'Town car park and
> others.
Sounds good.
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Chris,
Are you going? Paul says that he can't go any more.
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unlikely since I have a dreadful memory for faces ;-(
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g; but without penguin. Lynn is away for the week and has taken the
Netbook; complete with penguin in the bag ;-)
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7;m a Newbie!
Just come along when it's convenient to you. No one will think the less of
you for not knowing as much as them. We all learn something and if we don't,
well it's a good social event!
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cts?
Will threats to openness result in complete closure of future hardware
platforms.
Date: 18 October 2012
Time: 18:30
Location: Murray Lecture Theatre, Murray Building (Bldg 58), Lecture Theatre,
University of Southampton, SO17 1BJ
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w.h-online.com/open/news/item/Linux-
continues-to-dominate-list-of-top-500-supercomputers-1618155.html
Linux has 462 of the top spots. Windows has 2.
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On Friday 28 Sep 2012 08:30:55 Tim Allen wrote:
> On 27/09/12 16:56, Terry Coles wrote:
> > Linux has 462 of the top spots. Windows has 2.
>
> I guessed the trend would continue over the remainder of the top 500.
> Interesting about Windows - how do they manage that?
I assum
r, all I could find was:
http://www-uxsup.csx.cam.ac.uk/pub/gnu/psychosynth/.
I'll ask him.
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On Wednesday 03 Oct 2012 17:03:10 Terry Coles wrote:
> On Wednesday 03 Oct 2012 13:02:02 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> > Terry, what was that program Paul was noisily playing with; the signal
> > generator thingy. Is that public or something internal to work?
>
> I think it was c
link has
helped:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1169149
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read from her PC (both Linux). I can't always get
> it to mount at boot time 9A line in the fstab file using cifs) and have
> to mount via the cli
You don't say which distro, but I assume from your other post that it might be
Ubuntu. I fixed my problems using this page:
http:/
Exactly what happen if you do this in Ubuntu (using Nautilus presumably).
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time ago and yet it would appear that the process has to
be repeated for V 12.10.
I would have thought that the Ubuntu developers would have done all this by
now. After all they claim that Linux is easier to set up than Windows these
days and by and large I would agree. This bit lets it down.
-
Hi all,
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Chris,
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On Sunday 29 Apr 2012 08:58:07 you wrote:
On Saturday 31 Mar 2012 12:31:12 Terry Coles wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 Mar 2012 11:10:27 c...@pampru.org wrote:
> > This 'Consultation' will support the lobbing giants as I am sure it is
> > designed to do. I am keeping my eyes,
On Monday 05 Nov 2012 14:28:39 Simon P Smith wrote:
> On 03/11/2012 08:20, Terry Coles wrote:
> > Remember the Open Standards Consultation that took place in the Spring?
> > Part of the discussion is below.
> >
> > Well the Consultation worked! The new Governme
t;commercial off the shelf"? If so, where did you
> hear that?
Yes. That is the meaning of COTS. I initially heard it on a Guardian Blog on
Saturday, but the full story is in the link I gave in my earlier post.
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oesn't sound much, but the
document was *very* comprehensive).
Apart from that, they have a lot of eyes on them, as evidenced by the
discussion over COTS S/W.
Time will tell. A Policy that says that they will require Open Standards is
harder to get round than no Policy at all.
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e).
* All my files are accessible from any computer that can run Chrome
(or Chromium under Linux).
* The battery last a genuine 6.5 hrs +.
As Ralph says there are Chromeboxes and also the earlier Chromebooks, which
tend to be bigger and more expensive.
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Finding what you were searching for amongst all the cr*p was really quite
difficult.
It made me think I was using Bing!
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, so the script or command needs to be recursive.
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t exist.
This may be a red herring, because I also had path length issues on the FAT32
partition, so that may have been the cause. However, if so, why did it
apparently work with the '-n'?
In the end, I used Sean's version, which worked fine once I'd got the folder
nam
uccessfully run it. So, had I run your version from
within each folder, I suspect it would also have worked.
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#x27;d probably never have asked the
question.
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with the
tool, not the machine.
We think his problem was dust in the airways by the way (it's an MSI gaming
laptop).
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o locate the phone if it is lost or stolen.
In the end, it's up to the user whether they bother. There aren't many
viruses reported for Android, so the chances are there will never be a
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don't tell me they are root-checkers please!).
I can't show proof, so until someone does, I'll continue to use the tools
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etbook for two years and found
it much simpler than Windows!
I'm still not sure if he believed her.
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s The Broadway and I expect to be there.
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Are you going?
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time. I would hope that I wouldn't, but since I am also not a top-
notch software engineer, I prefer to play it safe. Everyone gets fooled now
and again.
> I agree about android running things as a single user, but there is a
> difference with malware and viruses. AV software can
On Wednesday 02 Jan 2013 22:38:53 Andrew R Paterson wrote:
> as I give up preaching to the unconvertible,
As do I.
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This is a bit different:
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/01/17000-linux-powered-rifle-brings-auto-
aim-to-the-real-world/
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tillery
Sorry Graeme, but the first electronic computer was Colossus, which was
created to decode the German Lorenz messages in 1943 (see
http://www.codesandciphers.org.uk/lorenz/index.htm).
Still a military application, but British, not American.
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explain that the GPL makes no stipulations about the purpose of a Linux
deployment, only detailing the responsibilities to give back the code.
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d I suggest - BE AFRAID !
Nope.
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Hi,
See https://plus.google.com/u/0/04121194250082892/posts/KW3TdRYwjr9
It's worth reading!
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Here's some good news: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21243825.
Google giving 15,000 Raspberry Pis to UK Schools through the Raspberry Pi
Foundation.
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e learning fun, just as the
Turtle did on the BBC Micro.
Remember the Pi was developed to bring back the magic that the BBC Micro had.
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sounds a bit fraught to me, so it makes me nervous.
One final question; I've never played around with RAID before. What happens
if I remove one disc from the array and then power the machine up? Is this a
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ility, which is critical in this installation.
If a disc fails, the user's can fix it later, but the machine will continue to
work until they can take the machine off line.
Even then, the backup is the last port of call. Under normal circumstances,
if a disc fails, the the user's will
raid disc, or will it make one copy of
> the lot somehow that can then be restored to two raid discs?
That's what I'm trying to find out :-)
Preferably the latter.
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as to improve availability for that important 10-15 mins, while the users
finish what they are doing or exit the system gracefully.
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xample), but my queries related to cloning an SSD based RAID array
rather than the particular tool to be used. I was just trying to simplify the
question (and obviously failed miserably :-) ).
To reiterate, I want to know how to clone a pair of SSD discs configured as
RAID 1.
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The venue is The Broadway and I expect to be there with Paul.
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I need antivirus software? (MACs now do) Any other security software
> essential?
Only if you wan to protect your Windows afflicted friends from viruses that
you might accidentally pass on to them. ClamAV is the usual choice and it's
also in the repositories.
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e and get an older model
that still retails with W7 on it. I know Staples and PC World have still got
stock and there are still plenty available online.
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zdnet.com/swapping-windows-8-for-linux-mint-
opensuse-and-fedora-on-my-new-netbook-712755/
At least it might when you've got a proper internet connection :-)
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the end,
because it was quicker to run it in a Windows VM, which I was already using
for my satnav software.
It may be that winetools or some such is able to install the version that is
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Hi,
The next Meeting is one week tonight: 8pm on 2nd April 2013 at The Broadway
pub in Bournemouth.
See http://dorset.lug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=meetings:pub#the_broadway.
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On Tuesday 26 Mar 2013 19:13:34 Terry Coles wrote:
> The next Meeting is one week tonight: 8pm on 2nd April 2013 at The Broadway
> pub in Bournemouth.
>
> See http://dorset.lug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=meetings:pub#the_broadway.
>
> I'll be there.
Actually, I won't.
Hi,
Is anyone using Skype? On Kubuntu 12.10, video has suddenly stopped working,
although the webcam kernel module has been loaded and works in other
applications.
When I try to enable video in Skype the list box says 'No device found'.
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On Saturday 13 Apr 2013 08:32:03 Terry Coles wrote:
> That is almost certainly the problem; the kernel was updated to V 3.5.0-27
> two days ago and this is the first time I'd used it since then. It looks
> like the previous update, to V 3.5.0-25, took place on the 9th. Apparentl
flashplugin-installer:amd64 (11.2.202.275ubuntu0.12.10.1,
11.2.202.280ubuntu0.12.10.1)
End-Date: 2013-04-10 17:41:12
Any ideas anyone?
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ty signals).
I though nvidia was about displaying graphics, not capturing it.
> Do you have Cheese installed? Does your video camera work in it? If
> not, do you see an error message (if you run it from terminal)?
I don't have cheese, but I do have Kamoso and the webcam is working perf
tice. All video capture seems to be done by uvcvideo.
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ad asking us to download
some webcam software or another. We both dismissed it.
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New t
They have to be called
prior to the event and don't behave like a phone call. I look forward to some
decent competition to Skype.
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r who wishes to test Skype. My ID is CPKS00.
I might take you up on that if MS don't release a fixed version soon.
At the moment, I'm still pretty busy at work and I can live without the video
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uble is that the various
pages I've found just
say to do just that without any guidance on what to do.
Any thoughts.
If all else fails, I'll take up Chris's kind offer of the binaries, but I'm not
sure what to do with
them either at the moment.
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On Friday 26 Apr 2013 15:04:44 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> sudo apt-show-versions -a -R -p ^skype
Hmm. that command is returned not found. I've tried apropos as many
combinations of apt / show / version as I can think of and no-show.
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4.1.0.20.0-0ubuntu0.12.04.2 raring archive.canonical.com
skype-bin 4.1.0.20.0-0ubuntu0.12.04.2 installed: No available version in archive
It seems to be telling me that the only version available is the one installed.
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Terry Coles
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I went into Muon, (which is
now the default
Package Manager in Kubuntu, (and presumably Ubuntu)) and marked the package as
locked to
stop the Upgrade Manager nagging me about a new version being available.
Thanks for the help. Spot on as usual.
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ybe August).
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This is worth a look:
http://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/1872.html
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New
's lots of it!
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ua), when trying to walk past it's
nest though!
Later I did get to visit the RSPB reserve on North Uist when I had a free
Sunday, but no Puffins
there ;-(
> And consider this, those of us who travel a lot for a living are glad
> to get back home!
I agree with this.
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t there is
a wireless connection available to try out.
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