Keith,
On Mon, 10 Nov 2014 at 08:11:43PM +, Keith Edmunds wrote:
I use MythTV to capture the video. I haven't tried it outside of
that environment, so I'm not sure I can help - sorry.
The one thing you may want to check is that you are tuning to
correct MUX.
Your post was enough for
To reply to myself.
I swapped the router for a spare ADSL router and found that all
the sites that had not been accessible were now accessible. As it
wasn't an ASDL2+ router my connection speed fell by more than 50%,
but at leas it confirmed it wasn't an issue with any of my PCs or
my ISP.
I
On Tue, 20 May 2014 at 07:03:31AM +0100, Tim B wrote:
Probably.
Sadly when you ask most top-poster why they do it, very few can
come up with a good or meaningfully reason to support their
behaviour. It appears to have mostly won because:
Most email clients encourage it
Most people copy what
Hi,
I have a strange one for you.
On box F the local user V can run LibreOffice (Debian stable) without a
problem.
If user A SSH into the box F from W or M and runs any LibreOffice
application back down the tunnel they work perfectly well.
If user V tries to do the same then LibreOffice
On Saturday 26 Apr 2014, Simon Reap wrote:
On 26/04/2014 15:20, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
If user V tries to do the same then LibreOffice starts but after about
1 second of any application (e.g. writer) running it vanishes without
trace. User V has no problem running other applications on F
Maybe run strace on the command? So,rather than just libreoffice as
the command you tunnel through SSH,
strace -o /tmp/lbo.log /usr/bin/libreoffice -writer
I would also be tempted to, at least temporarily, zap the ~/.libreoffice
directory for the user for whom it doesn't work
After checking the fan is running, clean it of dust. The most likely
problem is replace the thermal paste between cpu and heatsink.
This morning I cleaned enough fluff off the CPU cooler to make a reasonably
sized dust bunny.
I also repositioned the air-duct to the fan that it draws air in
Make sure you clean off all the old crud with acetone or similar, then
replace with fresh stuff. I'm unconvinced that any one brand is better
than another - I use a large tube of Servisol.
It seems everyone is of the same opinion. Something to do over Easter...
If the power supply
Hi,
On the off chance, does anyone have 2G DD2-800 unbuffered/non-EDO RAM that
they are not using?
I'm hoping to eke out a few more years life from a home server, and thought
I'd better ask before everyone bins RAM of this vintage and it becomes
hideously expensive.
Free or charity donation
Hi,
My 7 year old DNUK home server is prone to overheating.
It has an AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor which is okay at 1GHz but when
it gets up to 3.2GHz the temperature quickly rises, it starts to beep and if
left long enough it shuts down.
If I left it at 100% CPU load for hours it use
On 13 April 2014 20:07, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net wrote:
On the off chance, does anyone have 2G DD2-800 unbuffered/non-EDO RAM
that they are not using?
I have 1xOCZ2N9002GK (which is 2x1GB sticks) . Any use?
Yes.
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
Any technology
On Sunday 13 Apr 2014, Alan Pope wrote:
On 13 April 2014 20:48, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net wrote:
On 13 April 2014 20:07, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net
wrote:
On the off chance, does anyone have 2G DD2-800 unbuffered/non-EDO RAM
that they are not using
On Sunday 13 Apr 2014, you wrote:
My gut feeling is that the CPU cooler paste is probably past it?
Yes.
I seem to get about 3 years from modern stuff; at 7, your machine is long
overdue for a re-pasting.
Make sure you clean off all the old crud with acetone or similar, then
replace
Hi,
If you haven't noticed there has been a serious boo-boo in the recent OpenSSL
code-base. If you have anything that uses OpenSSL you should check and patch
your box and restart anything that uses OpenSSL.
Details can be found here: http://heartbleed.com/ with links to each distros
page
, so it's just one older PC I'm reusing, so I don't have a
lot of PATA drives to carry forward.
I'll bear in mind for other use cases though.
Sent from my iPhone
On 11 Feb 2014, at 22:58, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net
wrote:
Hi,
Before I buy a new one, does anyone
Before I buy a new one, does anyone have a PCI (not PCIe) bus,
SATA controller card I could put in an old PC to allow it to
take SATA hard disks instead of the tiny PATA disk it
currently has in, that they no longer need...?
They only cost about £10 on ebay. Why not just buy one?
Hi,
Before I buy a new one, does anyone have a PCI (not PCIe) bus, SATA controller
card I could put in an old PC to allow it to take SATA hard disks instead of
the tiny PATA disk it currently has in, that they no longer need...?
It's not desperate but just checking.
It goes without saying it
Hi,
May be of interest to some.
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Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2014 09:27:37 +
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] UKUUG - FLOSS UK - Additional Google Workshop
announced!!!
Google Workshop - Tuesday 18th
Hi,
The firm a friend works for is looking for developers with a background in
Python on Linux platforms. My friend is a good bloke but I can't comment on
his employer as I don't know anything about them. They are London based so
it's a sensible time based commute from Hampshire that may
Hi,
May be of interest to some.
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From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] UKUUG O'Reilly - Damian Conway - Regular
Expressions - Training Day!
Full details and on-line booking available very soon.
On Thu, 23 Jan 2014 at 12:47:51PM +, Victor Churchill wrote:
It will no doubt be hugely entertaining, hugely informative, and hugely
expensive!!
I believe that the first two statments are corect, I don't know
about the third but I fear it is also correct...
--
Adam Trickett
Overton,
Peter,
Thank you, Adam. I installed K3B and found that KDE now recognises
audio CDs, and offers to open them with it. Still a mystery why
Sound Juicer works under Gnome but not KDE, but I can manage with
K3B. It occurs to me that Sound Juicer was installed under Gnome:
maybe when I added
Hi,
This may be of interests to some.
- Forwarded message from Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org -
***NOTE: On-line bookings for Spring 2014 will be open later this week***
The 2014 Spring event will be held on 18th, 19th 20th March
at The Old Ship Hotel, Kings Road, Brighton BN1 1NR
On Fri, 15 Nov 2013 at 11:03:48PM +, Leo wrote:
Have you tried running a test -
smartctl -t long /dev/sdc
and then
smartctl -l selftest /dev/sdc
to check the results when it's finished - to see what that throws up?
I would concur. It is possible that 1 unreaedable sector still
means
Hi,
This may be of interest.
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Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 12:12:02 +0100
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
BCS OSSG / FLOSS UK
Un-conference - Saturday 26th October 2013
Sponsored by: Andrews Arnold Ltd.
I don't think the 180 GB drive is large enough on it's own, so I could
get a pair of them and then LVM them together and put a single ext4 over
the two.
I know you say later in the thread that you backup all your
important stuff, but for me, the lost productivity involved in a
disk
Hi,
Before I send it to the council tip for WEEE processing I have a Sky+ box for
anyone. I've cracked the case open to extract the hard disk, so the metal
innards are a bit bent in places as it's not assembled with screws, but if
anyone wants it for electrical parts they are more than welcome
Hi,
My ageing desktop system is due for a replacement. It's single core processor,
2 Gig of RAM and old AGP graphics just don't hack it any more for photo work
and it's tiny 120 Gig hard disk is almost always full. So I'm looking at a
modern processor, 16 Gig RAM box, with modern graphics.
to an external drive and
DVD.
Not perfect but it has saved me when I deleted files I didn't intend to, or
when a disk in the server started to go bad.
Cheers
Sent from my iPhone
On 27 Sep 2013, at 09:41, Alan Pope a...@popey.com wrote:
Hi Adam,
On 27 September 2013 08:58, Dr A. J
...
On Fri, 2013-09-27 at 08:58 +0100, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
it's tiny 120 Gig hard disk
:
:-)
Hm, the first hard drive I used was the size of an industrial
top-loading washing machine, had a massive 5MB fixed + 5MB removable
cassette and changing the cassette took half a day to spin
Hi,
I'm begging to see if anyone has a PCI bus (not PCIe) graphics card that has a
s-video output as well as VGA that they've not yet thrown away. It's not
urgent and I could collect from a LUG meet this autumn but I have an oldish PC
that I'd like to connect to an old CRT TV and a s-video
On Sunday 16 Jun 2013, Keith Edmunds wrote:
I'm looking for a simple-to-use camera that is Linux compatible. It's for
my mum, who is in her 70s, so point, click is about as complex as it needs
to be. Her PC runs Linux, supported by yours truly from 165 miles away, so
ideally she would connect
On Sunday 16 Jun 2013, Keith Edmunds wrote:
I'm looking for a simple-to-use camera that is Linux compatible. It's for
my mum, who is in her 70s, so point, click is about as complex as it needs
to be. Her PC runs Linux, supported by yours truly from 165 miles away, so
ideally she would connect
Hi,
I've been running Devolo 200AV units for a while and recently
asked abut their 500AV+ units. I bought a pair of 500AVs and they
are noticably faster and use less electricity apparently and even
have a power pass-through.
They didn't talk to the 200AV units I alredy had which was a pain,
On Tue, 26 Mar 2013 at 03:58:39PM +, Alan Pope wrote:
On 26/03/13 15:29, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
I've been running Devolo 200AV units for a while and recently
asked abut their 500AV+ units. I bought a pair of 500AVs and they
are noticably faster and use less electricity apparently
Gordon,
I remember a landlord friend complaining that he'd done all the
cavity wall and loft insulation, etc., that the authorities
demanded, then when the inspectors came they marked the cavity wall
insulation entry as presumed not. They didn't even ask.
Our certificate was full of
On Tue, 05 Mar 2013 at 09:49:37AM +, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
Our house was built in 1936 and has a EPC rating of E and an estimated
energy use of 314 kWh/m2/year. Last year we ran the house at an actual
energy use of 85 kWh/m2/year. What the inspector said and what is real are
Brad,
the inspectors came they marked the cavity wall insulation entry as
presumed not. They didn't even ask.
They seem to always do that - even when the property was built *after*
the time when insulation became a requirement, as mine was. Stupid..
Depressingly lots of houses
Hi,
At the LUG meeting on Saturday I was chatting about energy usage at home. We
bought our house recently and like anyone who buys or rents these days you are
supposed to get an EPC telling you how much energy the house uses per year per
unit area. Normally this is quoted as a letter code, A
On Saturday 02 Mar 2013, Anton Piatek wrote:
I have a 4 port powerline ethernet adapter here. The other end died so
it is no use to me.
Yours for the cost of postage (or collection from Eastleigh or the next
meetup)
Didn't want to play ball with my Devolo units so it's available to anyone
Hi,
This week I upgraded a Debian stable box as per normal stable upgrades.
It has:
Iceweasel (firefox) 19.0-1~bpo60+1
KDE window manager 4.4.5-7+squeeze1
X.org 7.5+8+squeeze1
Binary Nvidia driver
On Wednesday 13 Feb 2013, Ally Biggs wrote:
Do you guys ever think there will be a day that Linux will be as popular as
Windows in the desktop market.
By which I assume you mean in the UK? Linux is very popular in some place
already. If you include tablets, then Linux kernel powered devices
Hello again,
Many thanks for the various suggestions and comments.
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
I never really understood how there could be things that would
drive you insane just because you knew them until I ran into Windows.
-- anon
--
Please post to:
Hi,
Having actually seen and photographed a Raspberry Pi I think I'm sold on the
idea of them. I currently have an Ethernet switch under the TV, spare power
and a CRT (composite TV input) though I do plan to replace it with a flat TV
of some sorts eventually (HDMI input).
It seems to make
Hi,
A friend is looking for something like Dropbox but it can't be Dropbox as it's
apparently banned in China. He basically need to sync data on a server in the
UK and one in China so people can easily read and write to their local server
and have it synced with the other one, and ideally
On Sunday 09 Dec 2012, Chris Dennis wrote:
The first ever HantsLUG Christmas Lecture was held on Saturday 1
December in the Zepler Building at Southampton University.
The speaker was Mike Bond (http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mkb23/), of the
Computer Laboratory at Cambridge University, where he has
Hi,
This may be of interest to some.
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Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2012 13:13:49 +
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] UKUUG - FLOSS UK - Forthcoming Events
Please note our forthcoming events:
Intermediate
On Monday 26 Nov 2012, Chris Dennis wrote:
Hello folks
One of my website clients has just received the email which is pasted
below. I'm pretty sure that it's a scam -- they're just trying to scare
people into using their 'intercrm' product.
It's probably bullying if not an outright scam.
On Friday 09 Nov 2012, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
Hi,
Every now and then I think I may get a DVB tuner for my computer. Now that
Hannington has been upgraded to HD I could even watch/record stuff in HD
(in theory) on my computer - our TV is still ye olde CRT.
The Hauppauge PCTV Systems DVB
Hi,
One option would be:
-c, --checksum
But that would likely be extremely slow on a file of that size.
A checksum is designed to be quick to calculate so it should not
be that bad, however if the file is huge and almost certain to
have changed then it's pointless waste of CPU on both
On Saturday 10 Nov 2012, Mike Dwerryhouse wrote:
On Friday 09 November 2012 20:52:54 Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
our TV is still ye olde CRT.
I though I was the last person in the country to go digital
Actually we almost never used the TV in analogue mode at all. We use to live
On Friday 09 Nov 2012, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
Hi,
Every now and then I think I may get a DVB tuner for my computer. Now that
Hannington has been upgraded to HD I could even watch/record stuff in HD
(in theory) on my computer - our TV is still ye olde CRT.
The Hauppauge PCTV Systems DVB
On Saturday 10 Nov 2012, Anton Piatek wrote:
I don't think you need quad core. My dual core Asus at3 ion mobo with cpu
does hd playback (no idea of the codec) but it also has a nvidia gpu
builtin with hardware acceleration.
I'm not buying specifically for the video, I was just thinking of
Hello,
Today we had our AGM and the new committe was voted in. I acted as returning
officer as I didn't vote, nominate, second or was standing myself. All
candidates were returned with a unanimous result.
PostCandidate Result
Chairman
Hello Again.
It was raised at the AGM if the AGM was itself quorate. Alas the definition of
what the quorate number actually is is imprecise, as technically anyone can
vote who is a member of the mailing list and turns up with a piece of paper.
Therefore to expedite the transfer of
May be of interest to some.
Subject: London Perl Workshop 2012
The day of this year's London Perl Workshop (the United Kingdom's Perl
Workshop) is fast approaching. It will be held on:
Saturday 24th November 2012
University of Westminster
Cavendish Square Campus
Now is the time to register
On Fri, 24 Aug 2012 at 08:37:20AM +0100, Bob Dunlop wrote:
On Thu, Aug 23 at 10:12, Hants LUG Chairman wrote:
...
We must elect a new committee this autumn. If our friends can arrange it
for
us, the next meeting will be at Southampton University on Saturday 3
October,
that will be
On Fri, 24 Aug 2012 at 07:40:12AM +0100, li...@getiton.myzen.co.uk wrote:
Hi all
This is a bit convoluted and a bit techie but please bear with
me. My question boils down to: Can a BT vision box find the BT
Home hub it needs if there is another router on the same LAN and
that other
On Saturday 21 Jul 2012, Jacqui Caren wrote:
On 20/07/2012 11:28, hants...@googlemail.com wrote:
In my experience, and I have bought a lot from them over the years,
Novatech does not leave people out in the cold. I would be interested
to know what had happened to get your acquaintance into
On Friday 20 Jul 2012, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
BTW, I have good backups of my data...!
This.
Also, what I've learnt recently is to periodically archive your backup -
either to another HDD or to some other media.
That's what I do.
I recently had some bad luck whereby my backup USB HDD
On Thursday 19 Jul 2012, you wrote:
I've been using these Hitachi Deskstar 1TB drives for over a year now in
mirrored configuration in three Netgear Stora NAS boxes (6 drives in total)
without a problem:
http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?q=Hitachi+HDT721010SLA360hl=ensa
Hi,
I have a pair of Samsung Spinpoint 0.5 TB drives in a mirrored pair in my home
server. One of them is now producing:
smartd[..]: Device: /dev/sda [SAT], 38 Currently unreadable (pending) sectors
warnings. The SMART health of the drive is good, but I understand that this
means next time
: FitFu.com, GymFu.com
Brain Bakery Ltd. and GymFu Ltd have registered address: 7 Duck Island Lane
BH24 3AA. Registered in England and Wales, Company Numbers: 5849251 and
7022440 respectively
On 30 Jun 2012, at 12:57, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net
wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone
On Friday 29 Jun 2012, Chris. Aubrey-Smith wrote:
Aha! SSH server wasn't running. (To be honest, I didn't appreciate
fully its role in all this.)
After exploring a little further, all is now well.
Thanks to all who responded so promptly!
You don't need to use SSH to use rsync. If the
On Friday 29 Jun 2012, Vic wrote:
As rsync is normally used in dangerous spaces
Really?
I use it to copy directory trees on the same machine...
I meant between machines, it's great over the network. Using it locally
doesn't count... ;-)
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
Deck of
This may be of interest.
- Forwarded message from Jon Neale -
Richard Stallman is coming to give a free talk on Copyright vs Community in
Camden on June 22nd. Spaces are limited, and we are encouraging people to
sign up here: http://richardstallmanvisitsforward.heroku.com, where you can
Neil,
Either later this year or next year I may replace my 7 year old desktop
systems. They are currently running first generation single-core AMD64
processors with 2 GiB of RAM.
Just anecdotal evidence, but I just recently upgraded my 4 year old
Intel Core 2 Quad to a Core i5 3750k.
Tim,
I think (though this is not based of anything other than hear-say), that the
A6 and the i3 are probably pretty comparable overall. Looking to laptop-type
applications the graphics is better with the AMD, so I'd go with that;
however, if you're not worried about the graphics, I would
John,
On Wed, 06 Jun 2012 at 03:05:49PM +0100, john lewis wrote:
On Tue, 5 Jun 2012 16:41:04 +0100
Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net wrote:
Either later this year or next year I may replace my 7 year old
desktop systems. They are currently running first generation
single-core
Hi,
Either later this year or next year I may replace my 7 year old desktop
systems. They are currently running first generation single-core AMD64
processors with 2 GiB of RAM.
Times clearly have moved on and I am well aware that Intel have caught up and
overtaken AMD in the raw performance
Regarding this Saturday's meeting:
The online system is displaying that it's only available from
13:00 so I've booked from then until 6pm. If you wanted to
start earlier then I can't see it being a problem if we occupy
the undergraduate labs upstairs. There's a breakout area that's
free
The following may be of interest:
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Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2012 09:56:44 +
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG] OSSG FRAND Event 29/03/12
Open Standards, FRAND, and FOSS – London 29th March 2012
On Friday 02 Mar 2012, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
Thanks Adam,
Are there going to be any talks at this meeting? Do we have use of the
seminar room?
I was thinking of giving a quick talk on 10 ways to make Debian more
useful (or 10 ways to make Debian more like Ubuntu :-) - basically a
On Friday 02 Mar 2012, Tim Brocklehurst wrote:
I'm happy to do a how to script C++ with LUA primer talk.
Ta.
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
Reality leaves a lot to the imagination.
-- John Lennon
--
Please post to: Hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk
Web Interface:
On Wednesday 22 Feb 2012, Daniel Llewellyn wrote:
I figure I'll be the first to mention it:
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Chrome-only-future-for-Flash-on-Linu
x-1440104.html
What is your take on this development? will anyone be converting to
Chrome from another browser because of
On Tue, 06 Dec 2011 at 09:49:42AM -, Jan Henkins wrote:
Hello Owain,
Yep, that sounds like a borked battery. I find that lappy batteries can
start giving problems almost from the get-go, but a life-span from around
18-24 months seems to be the norm. It's inconvenient to say the least,
On Tue, 06 Dec 2011 at 01:01:29PM -, Vic wrote:
Li batteries have good charge densities but don't last that
long unless they are charged and discharged evenly (apparently).
It's even more complicated than that...
Li batteries suffer permanent degradation with time. The rate of
On Thursday 01 Dec 2011, Peter Collins wrote:
On 01/12/11 12:24, Full Circle Podcast wrote:
- comb their website for the name of the Customer Service Director
and send a strong letter directly to him/her at the HQ address.
Hi Adam,
The Chief Executive is Dido Harding
that their
customer service droids...
Rgds
RC
Robin Catling
Full Circle Podcast
On 30 November 2011 23:00, Ian Grody l...@grody.me.uk wrote:
On Wednesday 30 November 2011 20:58:22 Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
Hi,
Some time ago I mentioned I was changing phone company and ISP
On Thursday 01 Dec 2011, Martin N wrote:
Lo,
At 20:58 30/11/2011, you wrote:
Hi,
Some time ago I mentioned I was changing phone company and ISP.
For the record BT terminated my account correctly on the day I changed to
the PhoneCoop.
TalkTalk are still billing me 4 months after they
On Thursday 01 Dec 2011, Paul Tansom wrote:
Please have a look at the list and can we have some nominations and
seconds on the list. I took the liberty of filling in some names, where
people indicated they'd second anyone!
As I originally said, I'm happy to stay on as a GO to help
Hi,
Some time ago I mentioned I was changing phone company and ISP.
For the record BT terminated my account correctly on the day I changed to the
PhoneCoop.
TalkTalk are still billing me 4 months after they stopped providing service.
They keep promising that they will sort it out but they so
On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 at 08:44:57AM +0100, Philip Stubbs wrote:
Seems like I am going to be suffering with Arthritic hands from here
on in. Yay! :-(
On my laptop I use a Logitech Wireless Mouse M305 which is tiny
and I find more comfortable than a standard sized mouse I use at
work.
On my
This may be of interest, if you happen to be going north.
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Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 08:29:32 +
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] UKUUG - FLOSS UK - Unconference - Saturday 8th
October - Manchester
FLOSS UK Unconference 2011
On Friday 19 Aug 2011, Michael Pavling wrote:
On 19 August 2011 10:21, Edward Beckmann edward.beckm...@gmail.com wrote:
Bonus marks for anyone brave / foolhardy enough to say I did ... as
opposed to I knew someone who did ...
I have flicked the off-switch (pesky old-style toggles) on an
May be of interest.
- Forwarded message from josette garcia
josette.gar...@connect.oreilly.co.uk -
Date: Mon, 01 Aug 2011 15:56:34 +0100
Subject: O'Reilly User Group Newsletter - July 2011
View in browser
http://connect.oreilly.co.uk/oreillyuklz//lz.aspx?p1=05068S29p=0cID=0cValue=1
Brian,
On Thu, 28 Jul 2011 at 03:18:28PM +0100, Brian Chivers wrote:
Does your laptop power supply have a centre small pin ??
Don't know, I'll have a look tonight, it's another thing to
consider.
If it does it might be like a couple of Dell's I've looked at. If
the centre pin doesn't make
Peter,
Just a word of warning...
My last work laptop was a Dell D620 which experienced what sounds like
identical charging problems to yours, but in that case I borrowed a known
good working battery from a colleague and found that it too would not
recharge - the only conclusion therefore
Hi, may be of interest.
- Forwarded message from Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org -
Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2011 08:44:14 +
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
To: annou...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] UKUUG O'Reilly - 'Practical DNSSEC Tutorial /
Training' - November 2011
From O'Reilly.
- Forwarded message from Josette Garcia
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Date: Thu, 26 May 2011 14:31:32 +0100
From: Josette Garcia josette.gar...@connect.oreilly.co.uk
To: chair...@hants.lug.org.uk chair...@hants.lug.org.uk
Subject: O'Reilly User Group Newsletter -
May be of interest
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Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 10:08:44 +
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
To: annou...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] UKUUG - forthcoming events
'Building the network you need with PF, the OpenBSD packet
On Thursday 26 May 2011, Anton Piatek1 wrote:
Hi all,
As you know the next Hants LUG meeting is at IBM Hursley Labs on Sat the
4th June
Details of the day (times to arrive) and how to get there are being put
up at
http://www.hantslug.org.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?HursleyLabs but are also below
The following may be of interest to some.
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Subject: Building the network you need with OpenBSD's PF
From: Josette Garcia josette.gar...@connect.oreilly.co.uk
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On Monday 02 May 2011, Martin N wrote:
Hello,
You were in the process of switching from tiscali to another ISP.
How did it go at tiscalis end as i am looking at switching as well?
My contract hasn't ended yet, so I've not done anything yet. I'll let you know
when it does end though -
Latest ORA newsletter.
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Subject: User Group Newsletter - April 2011
View in browser
Hi,
The following event may be of interest.
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Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2011 09:14:27 +
From: Jane Morrison off...@ukuug.org
Subject: [UKUUG-Announce] OSSG Event 12/05/11
Open Source SG (OSSG) event:
Open Source and the UK: Liam
I was a very long time user of WindowMaker but lack of development
has meant that it is now a very old fashioned interface and I'd be
reluctant to go back to wmaker and give up the 'bells whistles' that
gnome provides.
Not having any high-powered machines, and having jumped to Openbox a
On Monday 11 Apr 2011, john lewis wrote:
Has anyone played with it yet?
I'm a bit worried about the complete change in interface and wonder if
I'll still be able to work the way I do now.
wild_speculation
No, but I think based on how radical the change from KDE3 to KDE4 was, if you
are an
On Wednesday 23 Mar 2011, Mike Burrows wrote:
Hi Folks.
I have a western digital hard drive attached to a usb port on my deb
box. It mounts automagically on boot and I can access the file structure
and read/write files from a windows samba client. However, when working
on the Deb box I
On Saturday 19 Mar 2011, Clive Woodfine wrote:
Good news. Well done Adam.
Chris is the one to thank, he is the one who is letting us in.
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Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
Windows has detected: unknown device, and is installing drivers for it.
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