are you sure it is gnome shutting it down and not some power saving device ?
sorry if I am stating the obvious
2009/10/19 Leo
> Adrian Bridgett wrote:
> >
> > I don't know of a nice elegant way, I suspect you'll need to have a
> > program registed with the gnome-session somehow so that instea
2009/10/19 Leo :
> Philip Stubbs wrote:
>> Why not? I have had Ethernet running down my garden to my shed for
>> years. Works fine.
>>
>
> I suppose I was thinking that it would get in the way of the lawn mower
> and things, although I guess it could be buried.
>
> Leo
When I was running a power c
Leo wrote:
> I was expecting to have to pay a couple of 100 pounds but hadn't had
> much luck finding something appropriate.
> It's actually for watching for wildlife rather than security, but, yes,
> it still needs to be reasonable quality. I will see what I can find
> about Axis.
Aldi were
Peter Brooks wrote:
> If you could really specify what price you're talking about spending,
> for a single install camera it'll be best looking into something over
> IP and certainly power it using PoE. Sinking a stretch of network
> cable into the ground will be a lot less effort that messing arou
Dee Earley wrote:
>
> You also want the holy grail.
>
:)
> 24/7 use will require some hefty batteries and daily recharge,
> especially if you want to power illuminators for night time use.
> Wireless and PTZ would also add more load to the batteries.
>
> Simpy put, you will have to run some fo
Philip Stubbs wrote:
> Why not? I have had Ethernet running down my garden to my shed for
> years. Works fine.
>
I suppose I was thinking that it would get in the way of the lawn mower
and things, although I guess it could be buried.
Leo
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Hugo Mills wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 07:39:56PM +0100, Sean Gibbins wrote:
>
>> Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
>> I tried Eeebuntu on my daughter's eeepc 700 and it was extremely
>> sluggish, so I switched to Pupeee 4.2 and it is far more usable, pokey
>>
>
>Is that any relation to Alan
Adrian Bridgett wrote:
>
> I don't know of a nice elegant way, I suspect you'll need to have a
> program registed with the gnome-session somehow so that instead of it
> saay "do you want to save?" it can cancel the shutdown.
>
Thanks for that, I'll see what google can tell me about gnome-session
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 07:39:56PM +0100, Sean Gibbins wrote:
> Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
> I tried Eeebuntu on my daughter's eeepc 700 and it was extremely
> sluggish, so I switched to Pupeee 4.2 and it is far more usable, pokey
Is that any relation to Alan Popeee?
Hugo.
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2009/10/19 Sean Gibbins :
> Damian Brasher wrote:
>> Hugo Mills wrote:
>>
>>
>>> GOs: Adrian Bridgett
>>> Rob Smith
>>>
>>
>> For GO, I'd like to offer my services and stand. If elected, in addition to
>> usual commitments;
>>
>> Follow up the training talk I gave in 2006 and correspon
Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
>
> I have a Dell Mini 10v, which came with Ubuntu 8.04 - Dells own
> version (sort of a Netbook Remix, with some Yahoo branding).
>
> I thought I'd replace it as soon as it arrived, but everything works,
> as far as I've tried it, so it's still there. I think maybe I'll try
Damian Brasher wrote:
> I have just returned from a trip which took me to Debrovnik, then to my
> final destination in Athens to stay with family, via Sarajevo, Belgrade and
> Thessaloniki. Planes, buses and trains. I took my Acer Aspire One, 110-Ab and
> installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix to disk usi
Damian Brasher wrote:
> Hugo Mills wrote:
>
>
>> GOs: Adrian Bridgett
>> Rob Smith
>>
>
> For GO, I'd like to offer my services and stand. If elected, in addition to
> usual commitments;
>
> Follow up the training talk I gave in 2006 and corresponding slides.
>
> Depth, time p
Hugo Mills wrote:
> GOs: Adrian Bridgett
> Rob Smith
For GO, I'd like to offer my services and stand. If elected, in addition to
usual commitments;
Follow up the training talk I gave in 2006 and corresponding slides.
Depth, time permitting, I'd also like to enhance my understand
I have just returned from a trip which took me to Debrovnik, then to my
final destination in Athens to stay with family, via Sarajevo, Belgrade and
Thessaloniki. Planes, buses and trains. I took my Acer Aspire One, 110-Ab and
installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix to disk using the image transferred to a
I have a server that I'm going to start trialling KVM, it's running Ubuntu
9.0.4 & I have KVM
running OK but I'm having trouble getting my brain round how Ubuntu decides
which netcard gets which
ip address & then how to setup bridging.
The server has 6 Gb cards, two onboard(currently eth0,eth1
There are a few different ways that shutdown happens depending on what
you have installed. The normal with a modern install is via scripts in
/usr/lib/hal/scripts/linux which all have self-explanatory names and
simple contents. All the default shutdown script does is call
"shutdown -h now".
HTH, P
Anton Piatek wrote:
> I guess google mail mobile defaults to top-posting... Do you think
> google would consider that a bug?
I doubt it; you'd be surprised at how many people prefer top-posting,
especially in the corporate world where it means you don't have to
read/skip everything that came befor
2009/10/18 john lewis :
> On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:02:48 +0100
> Anton Piatek wrote:
>
>> What was the last flame war there about?
>>
>> On 18/10/2009, Andy Random wrote:
>>
>> > Though I don't know how up to date it is. As an alternative you
>> > might want to consider posting to the LUG Masters m
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