, as they link back to our broken website :)
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William Anderson wrote:
for those who were there last night and wanting a status update, the
Latitude is doing well, considering it had a pint of lager poured over
it - admittedly accidentally! The keyboard isn't responding in the
slightest, but it fires up, trackpad and buttons work, and I'm
now.
So not quite as bad as it first may have seemed :)
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John Hallam wrote:
On Thu, 27 May 2004, William Anderson wrote:
I suggested one from all the LUGs, one from a Business/Businesses and one from
Schools or the like? Maybe someone like Bob Kerr?
Thoughts?
Yep, I think I didn't write that :)
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list at:
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kit? :)
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at the next slug meet and put them in a box to give to the
centre? Anyone else know of any similar sites which would benefit from such
a service? I'm sure a lot if not most of us have a) an optical writer, b)
decent bandwidth, c) access to reasonably cheap media ...
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Yeah, I'd be interested too.
[digest snippage]
Which part of the 20KB of digest you didn't trim are you interested in?
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Simon Yuill wrote:
_RICHAIR wireless workshop_
time: 2pm Monday 10th May, 2004
venue: CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
entrance: FREE (places limited)
This is awfy short notice for an event that's taking place on a weekday :(
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of all
the episodes.
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Willie wrote:
Colin, if this is still available, I'll have it for my mother-in-law.
Ive got plenty 15 monitors, thanks :-)
Bugger, wish I'd read Colin's post properly the first time around, the
e-vectra is quite dinky and cute :)
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Celtic ... kickoff is at
20:00, so seems silly to turn up for 15 mins then bugger off again, but I'll
likely be around in the Counting House later on :)
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graeme wrote:
[lpi snippage]
I'd also be interested in 101 as well.
aol me too! /aol
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are there from some
random data facility in the city centre, when Scolocate is a world class
colo and IX over in the Gyle?
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connected your colo may appear, endearing us thus far it is not :)
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Ben Thorp wrote:
[snip]
This month William Anderson (aka neuro) will be talking about Smoothwall,
... but with a capital dubbleyou :)
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ray wrote:
Could anyone using Konqueror 3.2 please try http://www.nic.uk/index.html
For me (SuSE 9.0) this page loads then blanks out.
Just had a work colleague check this on SuSE 9, although on konq 3.4.1 -
works fine for him, you might want to update your konq install
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Kyle Gordon wrote:
Just thought you may all be interested in
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/3457823.stm and the associated crap that
the journo writes.
It's interesting how many places this is popping up in. Feel free to also
vent your rage on /. -
Colin McKinnon wrote:
...off my laptop, that is.
After some struggle I now have Xine playing DVDs with sound on my laptop (1Ghz
/ 128Mb) only problem is the playback stutters every 30 seconds or so (video
frames jerky, loss of lip sync). Tweaking the settings didn't help much.
I had similar
Huard, Elise - D CW Consultant wrote:
[snip]
- maybe a link of the month, quote of the month, or similar blog-like
going-ons
a metablog of scotlug bloggers would be pretty cool too, as would a
feedster feed doing searches for scotland+linux
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Keith Sharp wrote:
[snip]
Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] should be able to help you with the software
and the setup.
no need - if your blog can spit out an RSS or RDF XML feed (which most blog
CMSes can do), then drupal can handle it - hence why i suggested it :)
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Willie wrote:
On Sunday 04 January 2004 20:43, William Anderson wrote:
[snip]
Special Interest Group is probably a better term :)
agreed
Install Days and
similar events are definitely a good idea, but organising them can be a
bitch. Perhaps linking with (semi-)professional LAN party
Willie wrote:
[snip]
If we do have a committee, it will take some thick-skinned and determined folk
on that committee to keep it running right. Organising geeks is like herding
cats (apologies to whoever I stole that line off). We all think we are bright
enough to think we know better and we
Kyle Gordon wrote:
Evening all
Ok, following more debates on IRC, it would appear that an effective method for communicating mailing list data to the scotlug.org.uk website is required. Since the mailing list is already replicated through gmane, it has been suggested that a NNTP to Web client is
Tony Dyer wrote:
Nice to see how you act when someone challenges your views.
So your colours are showed true here.
Tony Dyer.
[entire previous message including irc log snippage]
If you are going to suggest list membership be a prerequisite for LUG
membership and communication, can you at least
Willie wrote:
[snip]
OK not everyone is near Glasgow and like it or not, whether we call ourselves
the Scottish LUG we are effectively the Glasgow LUG. Although by all accounts
a successful LAN party was held through in the mysterious east at the
weekend.
Is it time perhaps to rename ourselves
Kyle Gordon wrote:
[snip]
I was having a look at this months calendar, and spotted that this months meet
will be the 25th. Are we sticking with this date? Moving it so that the
students can come along before the end of term? Moving it to Saturday 27th?
etc. Any thoughts?
You only just noticed
Tony Dyer wrote:
How about we leave it at the last Thursday of the month. This LUG caters
for more than students!
The point being that the last Thursday of this month is Christmas Day - you
might have prolems getting into the Counting House or Livingstone Tower
that day!
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Kyle Gordon wrote:
Well, it's that time of the month again (ooer missus and all that), and
ScotLUG rolls on another month. In the same pattern as last month, it'll be
direct to the Counting House again.
I'll be sitting in departures at Prestwick waiting for a flight to Dublin
at that point in
George wrote:
I have been looking at alternatives, and postfix looks about the best
bet for me, as it seems to provide as it seems a drop in replacement for
sendmail
exim is also a nice dropin replacement, and is tres easy to configure
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Mark Robinson wrote:
Hello S.L.U.G,
I have a debian fileserver that was playing silly buggers at me
earlier! It was complaining badly cos it's root filesystem was full,
which is not a bad complaint in itself, except that it's a 1.4G
partition and only has a couple of hundred meg on it! [snip]
neil sinclair wrote:
Thanks for the reply!
No joy on the 'su fiona' thing.
sorry if this sounds daft, but have you tried simply editing the password
out of /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow as relevant?
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Tam McLaughlin wrote:
Hi,
Did you get this sorted?
I also have a sar110 and had same problem but plusnet would not allocate
me any more IP addresses. I could only get the router working using the
NAT 1:1 with smoothie and works fine with the certificate based vpn but
not with shared secret.
Colin McKinnon wrote:
[snip]
I find it hard to get excited about running Linux on peculiar
architectures - I guess the only reasons to do it are:
1) you are getting old equipment for free (or just for pennies)
2) you really an enourmous fast new system and can't build a cluster
3) you
Phil Deane wrote:
[snip]
The love playing online games on Nick Jr (http://www.nickjr.co.uk) which
are mainly java based games. They wont have access to the net from their
room(1. because I dont want them to have access and 2. My computer is
downstairs and running cables would be a pain the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there
does any kind soul out there have Mandrake 9.1 and is willing to copy it
(binary not source) for me? Obviously I'll supply the disks. THe update
CD wouls also be appreciated
I don't have an update CD as such, just a mirrored copy of the 9.1 RPMS
update dir,
David Marsh wrote:
[Interleaved quoting: please read to end for all comments]
David Marsh wrote in gmane.user-groups.linux.scottish:
about: Anybody want a 17 monitor?
I forgot to ask, what make/model?
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Mike Quin wrote:
[snip]
I'll be very surpised if any of the current crop of entry-level inkjets
are still usable in 13 years.
Mmmm, I agree for most brand - Lexmark springs to mind as being 'flimsy',
but my DeskJet 840C is very well built, and it's still doing well after
two years of
Kyle Gordon wrote:
Sounds like a design fault then, and I'll do my best to get my money
back. The thing can't even sit on a flat surface without eventually
overheating and cutting out. (The air intake is on the underside, with
only a few mm to drag air in from)
same as on my vaio, but it's
Rob Hamilton wrote:
[snip]
If you have acpi is working have you tried throttling
the cpu? I've a simple script I sometimes run on my
vaio qr20 that monitors temp and throttles down if
needed.
One word (in my case), Windows :) The SpeedStep stuff is enabled to
throttle the CPU back from
the DVD I would truly appreciate it. I am
self-distributing the DVD. So I need all the help I can get :-)
Best Wishes,
J.T.S. Moore
Director, REVOLUTION OS
William Anderson wrote:
Hi,
I purchased the Revolution OS DVD from thinkgeek.com and I'd like to
do a screening of the movie
Gavin McCord wrote:
On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 08:35, Colin McKinnon wrote:
Do we have a feature presentation? Supporting act? Unusual and
grotesque sideshows?
(if not I might be forced into doing a five minute slot on IDS)
Colin
Iain Duncan Smith? Is he even worth five minutes?
Ben Thorp wrote:
...some advice, or some hardware for sale?
Looking at buying a _cheap_ Palm - can stretch to a Zire (£80), but not
much more than that. However, the Zire is only 2Mb, whereas methinks 8Mb
would be preferable. Looked also at the Sony Clie PEG-SL10, but they seem
quite hard to
bob renshaw wrote:
Does anyone know where I can obtain a dual p3 motherboard (slot A)
ITYM Slot 1 - Slot A was the similar looking connector used by AMD for early
Athlon CPUs. As for a dual Slot 1 board, they may be hard to come by new.
If you can go for Socket 370 instead, I picked a Tyan
Mark Robinson wrote:
Hello William,
Monday, 13 January 2003, you wrote:
WA Your domain was registered with Network Solutions, not BulkRegister -
WA someone is illegally trying to grab your domain before (or when) it
expires WA on the 10th of February.
WA I suggest you contact your ISP
Mark Robinson wrote:
Hello S.L.U.G,
I received the email quoted below this morning. I haven't done
anything with the domain, and know of no reason anything should be
happening to it. Does anyone know what is going on? Are they trying
to take it off me? Is this some kind of scam, or is it
willie fleming wrote:
I don't usually cross-post from Edlug, but I thought this would
interestr a few folks.
Yup, definitely interested.
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Edward Betts wrote:
William Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Debian is indeed the dogs bollocks - I'm having a flamefest with
someone I work with which is basically Debian vs RH :) ... I just need
to find a way to start porting it to my Dreamcast, since I have NetBSD
successfully running
iain d broadfoot wrote:
The only hiccup I can think of is that the 'unstable' at the time,
which the GNU toolchains are provided for, was 'sid', which is now
'testing', and I don't know what variations there are in terms of
version numbers and so on. Still, something to play with in the
Edward Betts wrote:
[snip]
nitpick Today Apple sells see Macs, the iMac, the PowerMac and the
eMac, the iBook is not a mac. /nitpick
As has been pointed out, iBooks *are* Macs, as are TiBooks and Xserves.
Incidentally, does anyone else think that the Xserve just oses tech
gorgeousness? :)
Henry Merriweather wrote:
There's always
http://www.sterlingxs.co.uk or as posted previously:
http://www.morgancomputers.co.uk
Sterling have some P100's for £100.
That's expensive, even for Sterling. Where were you looking, I can see
Compaq Deskpro SFF PIII 350s (which I've bought two of
Paxton, Darren wrote:
Sorry for posting OT, but I'd just like to ask a question.
Thinking of buying an omniview type box - just looking to know where I
can get one relatively cheap and cheerful without wires (since I've
already acquired two full cables).
Already been on maplin, their
David Irvine wrote:
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 10:40, Ben McCosh wrote:
2 places you'll get connectix equipment are AD Cartwright out at
Govan and William Wilson, somewhere near Scotland street I think.
They are both electrical wholesalers, If it is genuine trade, take some
headed paper etc
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