On 29/10/11 16:09, Paul Tansom wrote:
I think the changes to Unity in 11.10 are a positive move, but for me it is
still seriously lacking in basic functionality.
Hi Paul,
I've been with Ubuntu in one form or another on and off since the first
public release, and I'm not sure I agree with
A bit of a long shot. Ive got a Dell Inspiron 1200 with a DVD-Rom which
doubles as a cd-rom and dvd writer, which has now started to not read any
disc.
Would any of you have a standard dvd-rom that you were thinking of chucking
out ? If so, could you chuck it my way for a few pound notes ?
Im in
On Sat, October 29, 2011 16:02, Samuel Penn wrote:
To me, that sounds like it's your fault if you don't like it.
Sadly, I have to agree here.
The target very obviously isn't people who like KDE because it
gives them lots of control over their desktop. Gnome/Unity takes away
options (or
Hi all
Does anyone know a good, user friendly statistics / analytics package for
Linux? The trick is - it needs to be able to handle an absolutely massive
dataset - 13m rows.
For Uni, I have a dataset with no fewer than 13m records and I need to run a
regression on it. In fact I
On Sunday 30 October 2011 12:23:12 Jan Henkins wrote:
On Sat, October 29, 2011 16:02, Samuel Penn wrote:
To me, that sounds like it's your fault if you don't like it.
Sadly, I have to agree here.
The target very obviously isn't people who like KDE because it
gives them lots of control
Hi Rob,
I'd recommend going for R. Yes, it's fairly complicated, but it is incredibly
powerful and very good at dealing with large datasets. Depending on your needs,
RStudio (http://rstudio.org/) may be useful as an Integrated Development
Environment for R - very lightweight, but helps a lot.
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boun...@mailman.lug.org.uk] On Behalf Of Robin Wilson
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Subject: Re: [Hampshire] Analytics packages
Hi Rob,
I'd recommend going for R.
My server (Debian stable) has developed a habit of sometimes restarting
rather than shutting down when I run
shutdown -h now
Has anyone else seen this, as Googling and looking at logs has got me
nothing so far.
Thanks,
Leo
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On 30 October 2011 19:40, Andy Random andy.ran...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, 28 Oct 2011, James Bensley wrote:
Is there any reason you don't want to use the regular diff and patch apps?
Yes.
Does it have to be something that is XML aware if you like?
I'm writing a report script which
On Sunday 30 October 2011 19:40:56 Andy Random wrote:
I'm writing a report script which checks for differences in two XML
files and emails them to non-tech people. Just sending them a plain diff
of the files simply causes confusion because the don't understand XML.
It sounds like the best
I have a slot loading ide DVD rom drive I was going to bin. Interested?
Anton
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