On 06/04/11 15:41, Daryl Thompson wrote:
I have a real need to be able to send my mail from different locations with
my laptop.
I need to be able to send the email with out configuring the smtp on the
Laptop Email all the time.
I not always able to know the ISP i am connected
i am unable
On 06/04/11 16:34, Daryl Thompson wrote:
On 6 April 2011 16:25, Phil Scarratt f...@draxsen.com
mailto:f...@draxsen.com wrote:
On 06/04/11 15:41, Daryl Thompson wrote:
I have a real need to be able to send my mail from different
locations with
my laptop.
I
On 06/04/11 17:19, pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
Phil == Phil Scarratt f...@draxsen.com writes:
Phil On 06/04/11 15:41, Daryl Thompson wrote:
I have a real need to be able to send my mail from different
locations with my laptop.
I do this all the time. I've set up a server that listens
On 01/10/10 11:12, Heracles wrote:
The title bar on the windows that open within gnome sometimes go away.
This is a random sort of happening. I may be using the system fine for
an hour or so and then the next window I open has no title bar and when
I look at the other open windows I find that
Pods: 67 terabyte 4U servers for $7,867.
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Arnaldo Ariel Arrieta wrote:
Today I joined this mailing list and just wanted to say hello to everybody.
My name is Ariel (just in case: I am a guy, In Spanish, Ariel is a
male name :-) ) and I live in Argentina.
I know this is the Sydney LUG and that we are more than 12000 km.
apart, but
Kyle wrote:
Hi Folks,
I am trying to extract a substring from a string found in a file.
The string is: *** End of TF0220 at Thu Jul 2 10:06:51 EST 2009 -
RC = 0
and the substring I want to extract is TF0220. This is a program name
and the length of this name varies. In other
Peter Chubb wrote:
Phil == Phil Scarratt f...@draxsen.com writes:
Phil Something like this would work:
Phil cat file | perl -nle
Phil 'if(/^\*\*\*\s+End\s+of\s+([\S]+)\s+at\s+.*/){print $1;}'
Why use cat?
Why not file perl ...
The extra process plus pipe just wastes resources
Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
david wrote:
snip
I'm not an expert but I believe that the lack of native CMYK is
fundamental to the printing problems. It's rather more than a fancy
feature. Printing photos and artwork is fundamental to a whole
industry (or two).
There are other software with
Kyle wrote:
Hi folks,
version 3.0.28-1.el5_2.1 with a share config of;
[media]
path = /home/shares/media
comment = Movies, downl. Videos, Music, etc
guest ok = Yes
writable = No
write list = @restrict
force group = +extended
according to the man files, everyone in group 'restrict'
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Kyle wrote:
Hi folks,
version 3.0.28-1.el5_2.1 with a share config of;
[media]
path = /home/shares/media
comment = Movies, downl. Videos, Music, etc
guest ok = Yes
writable = No
write list = @restrict
force group = +extended
according to the man files, everyone
Grant Allen wrote:
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Hi all
Wondering what people's recommendations/experiences with document
management systems (or ECM systems) are?
I've got to select a DMS/ECM for a non-profit organisation (actually a
publisher) and have Nuxeo, Alfresco and OpenKM on the shortlist
Hi all
Wondering what people's recommendations/experiences with document
management systems (or ECM systems) are?
I've got to select a DMS/ECM for a non-profit organisation (actually a
publisher) and have Nuxeo, Alfresco and OpenKM on the shortlist.
TIA
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Amos Shapira wrote:
Hello,
My son found another trick and somehow wiped all the buttons off my
wife's Ubuntu desktop top panel (the one which has Applicationsm,
Places, System and a few application buttons).
I managed to add a few application buttons back but couldn't find how
to put
bill wrote:
Quite often after viewing youtube clip in Firefix 3 on Kubuntu 8.10 I
lose sound - ie if I load another clip or try to play anything
sound-related, - there is no sound.
What is the command to restart sound - a Service I assume, but cant see
which one.
There is perhaps a
James Dumay wrote:
TBH, I've never been able to get Zimbra to work correctly for me - it
suffers from timezoning and caldav compatibility issues (Evolution
won't work against the version I am using, at least).
What sort of problems? I'm having some problems responding to meeting
requests - the
Amos Shapira wrote:
Hello,
My environment: Ubuntu 8.04 i386.
I have a single-page price list borchur in OpenOffice (ODT) format
which I'd like to print three times on each sheet of paper. The way I
did it before is to create an SVG file with one copy of the page, edit
the file with
Peter Hardy wrote:
On Mon, 2008-08-04 at 14:10 +1000, Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008, Voytek Eymont wrote:
is there any req on me having an 'apache@' address if I'm sending
emails as such ?
(i.e., who misconfigured their server ?)
Sender address verification is a fairly common
Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Mon, Aug 04, 2008, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Can we try changing the subject of this thread? All messages are being
moderated.
The thread Voytek started is to do with a specific error he got sending
a mail from a particular address to a particular mail server. It doesn't
On Thursday 29 May 2008 19:23:16 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
was wondering if anyone has any thoughts.
I've got a feisty desktop that has grown like topsy. It's running
several services eg: webserver, mail , postgres, mysql, apt-caching,
Nvidia proprietary drivers, accounting software, etc
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
I've been given some data in .mdb format from one of our lovely
government departments.
(don't even mention the issue of proprietary formats propagated by
public services or I'll scream and possibly kill some brain dead public
servant).
So I need to read
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
I'm looking for a Content Management System written in PHP, Joomla has
been recommended. However I'm a little disappointed to find that it is
tied to MYSQL and doesn't use a generic dbms interface such as Adodb.
The application that I have in mind will probably
Jobst Schmalenbach wrote:
Hi.
How can I stop this net to appear?
169.254.0.0 * 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 0 eth3
Whenever I stop and start one of my network cards on one of my servers,
this net appears and stuffs up DHCP on a WIFI router that is attached to
that machine.
I do not have the
Chris Allen wrote:
For mu emails, I use Evolution 2.6.1 on Ubuntu LTS
Some friends try to send me attachments created as DOC or XLS files on
their MS boxes or even as PDF files. This works sometimes bur not
always.
2 or 3 time now the attachment has listed in the email as a file named
Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008, Martin Visser wrote:
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Adrian Chadd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 160 bytes a transaction (normal SMS length), 2000 a day is roughly
300 kilobytes uncompressed. * 31 days is ~ 10 gig of data.
^^^ ~ 10 Meg me
Tony Sceats wrote:
I'd suggest you do that then, although in my experience it has usually been
the CPU or the RAM that's faulty if you're getting beeps. if you can't find
the full manual, try taking out all the PCI cards then remove RAM chips
and/or the CPU.. not that it will be useful without
jam wrote:
On Friday 07 March 2008 10:00:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please post xorg.conf
xorg.conf follows with irrelevant bits snipped (ie Files, InputDevice
sections). Current setup is TwinView off the 8600. I am sure there are a
few (lots?) of options which are not needed, but the plan
Hi
I've been beating my head against this for many hours now (and not the
first time either), trawling through endless Google results, howto's
manuals, and hints, and still no further. I am trying to get multiple
monitors (just 2 for now, 3 eventually) going using a two-head GeForce
8600
Peter Rundle wrote:
Phil,
I'm currently running dual monitors on FC5 with a Matrox G400. I have my
machine setup dual boot with Gutsy but cannot get it to do dual monitors
in spite of all the googling I've done.
My problem appears to be that it requires the binaries from Matrox to
support
Dean Hamstead wrote:
twinview merges the two screens in the driver
save yourself the pain, sudo nvidia-settings and use the happy gui
then set them up as seperate screens.
i have personally set up a machine with 8 screens (4 dual head hards)
with current nvidia hardware. what you are after is
Dean Hamstead wrote:
please post xorg.conf
xorg.conf follows with irrelevant bits snipped (ie Files, InputDevice
sections). Current setup is TwinView off the 8600. I am sure there are a
few (lots?) of options which are not needed, but the plan was to get it
working then look at all the
Rod Butcher wrote:
greetings from sunny Northmead !
I've cruised along with a 2.6.18 kernel that I compiled myself, for a
while now, on a Gigabtye board with NVidia NForce 430 southbridge, AMD
Athlon X2 cpu. For various reasons I've had to upgrade to the 2.6.24.3
kernel, so I compiled it with
May be old news to some, but just in case :)
http://news.smh.com.au/french-police-deal-blow-to-microsoft/20080130-1p2v.html
The French paramilitary police force said Wednesday it is ditching
Microsoft for the free Linux operating system, becoming one of the
biggest administrations in the
Andre Kolodochka wrote:
Hi sluggers,
We have OpenVPN server running internally for employees to access our
network from home. We have a request from a potential client to access
some internal demo systems. They are happy to install and use OpenVPN
client, however I won't be happy giving them
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Andre Kolodochka [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi sluggers,
We have OpenVPN server running internally for employees to access our
network from home. We have a request from a potential client to access
some internal demo systems. They are happy to install and use OpenVPN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everybody..
I have stumbled into something which I think is too big for
me and I am looking to reach out to people who might find
some value.
By Trade, I am a Programmer/Project Manager. Last year I
worked at the Department of Commerce and they were talking
about
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Phil Scarratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I simply use the server version of ubuntu and apt-get any other extras
I may or may not need depending on the function of the server.
Yes.. but it takes some time to do all that...
I guess you are talking about not having
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Not being a regex expert I was hoping someone could point me at a
list, forum or just give me a pointer on how to achieve this:
Field that must have 2 out of 3 of these:
standard a-z/A-Z
arabic numbers 0-9
special chars %$#@
[EMAIL
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Not being a regex expert I was hoping someone could point me at a
list, forum or just give me a pointer on how to achieve this:
Field that must have 2 out of 3 of these:
standard a-z/A-Z
arabic numbers 0-9
special chars %$#@
[EMAIL
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Not being a regex expert I was hoping someone could point me at a
list, forum or just give me a pointer on how to achieve this:
Field that must have 2 out of 3 of these:
standard a-z/A-Z
arabic numbers 0-9
special chars
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Not being a regex expert I was hoping someone could point me at a
list, forum or just give me a pointer on how to achieve this:
Field that must have 2 out of 3 of these:
standard a-z/A-Z
arabic numbers 0-9
special chars
Richard Neal wrote:
Sorry just found out kmail doesnt do hyperlinking.
The Plantronics Voyager 510 is a bluetooth device, I have sold a truck load
of them over the last year so I should know :-)
Richard Neal wrote:
The actual headset itself is peripheral, what hardware your using to interface
with the PC is what really matters. The Plantronics Voyager 510USB bluetooth
headset works with Ubuntu (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=459977).
I should get the whole Plantronics USB
Hi
Have many people had success with getting bluetooth headsets working? I
use Ubuntu Dapper/Feisty.
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Voytek Eymont wrote:
On Tue, June 5, 2007 11:57 am, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Voytek Eymont wrote:
my logs are littered with the usual failed login crap;
yes, if only to save the crap in the logs. Any port above say 4 should
do I would think, but you may have other restrictions depending
Voytek Eymont wrote:
On Tue, June 5, 2007 11:57 am, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Voytek Eymont wrote:
my logs are littered with the usual failed login crap;
yes, if only to save the crap in the logs. Any port above say 4 should
do I would think, but you may have other restrictions depending
Voytek Eymont wrote:
my logs are littered with the usual failed login crap;
is moving ssh to a different port 'good idea' ?
preferabley some port that will still allow me access from various places.
what port ? port range ?
yes, if only to save the crap in the logs. Any port above say 4
Voytek Eymont wrote:
if I'm on an ssh connection, how do I restart sshd...?
shouldn't the ssh session I'm on drop me off ?
# service sshd status
sshd (pid 13182 10855 10853 7350 7348) is running...
# service sshd restart
Stopping sshd: [ OK ]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 15 May 2007 10:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure if this is a dumb question, but why use JFS2? I imagine the
market share of JFS2 on Linux is probably only a few percent,
whereas EXT3 is probably 80% plus. While there may be some technical
advantages of
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Phil Scarratt
I really have no stick-it-out-through-everything-loyalty to JFS.
... but ain't it painful that choosing filesystems (sensibly) generally
involves actively using them with data you care about for a reasonable
period of time? :-)
:( unfortunately
Martin Visser wrote:
Not sure if this is a dumb question, but why use JFS2? I imagine the
market share of JFS2 on Linux is probably only a few percent,
whereas EXT3 is probably 80% plus. While there may be some technical
advantages of JFS2, I imagine the level of support available is going
to be
.
TIA
Fil
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Phil Scarratt wrote:
Hi all
I've got a raid (1+0) system which I formatted as JFS. It has worked
fine for weeks now. The power dropped out suddenly this morning whilst
reading from the RAID via NFS. On reboot, the RAID is empty - won't
mount. Complains about fs type, which, even if specified
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Hi all
I've got a raid (1+0) system which I formatted as JFS. It has worked
fine for weeks now. The power dropped out suddenly this morning whilst
reading from the RAID via NFS. On reboot, the RAID is empty - won't
mount. Complains about fs type
David Lloyd wrote:
Phil,
A hint for my own problem: it may have been caused by a badly
configured mdadm.conf file (and this may well be the first time the
system was rebooted since generating the mdadm.conf file).
Answering my own question: RTFM in 3 steps:
1. man mkfs.jfs and note that
David Lloyd wrote:
Phil,
sudden drop out. I guess another good idea is to protect with a UPS of
some sort - they are relatively cheap (compared to losing all the
data) and only need offer a minute or 2 up time to be able to unmount
the partition correctly and shutdown.
True; I wonder
P. G. Schmitt wrote:
Looking at installing for the first time. The drive is currently NTFS.
Will Linux install to this or do I need to redo it as FAT(32)?
Will Linux read NTFS formatted partitions?
Thanks,
Paul.
Currently, out of the box, it will read NTFS but not write it so you
will
Michael Lake wrote:
Hi all
I have to really get mutt setup for replying to email and it looks like
DynDNS is what I need but I'd like to check here that my understanding
is correct.
SNIP
It says one relay is counted for each recipient of a message you send.
That is, one message, sent
Michael Lake wrote:
I have a gmail account but I rarely use it. I get all my mail in via
fetchmail and read it with mutt and then I want to reply to something
from mutt by just hitting reply. Copying from mutt into any other email
system is a pain and I shouldn't be doing silly things like
Robert Thorsby wrote:
If you intend your ISP to be your real mailserver then there is no
need for you to set up any of the Big 4 as your internal mailserver. In
fact, mutt (and most other MUAs) have a setting sendmail=... or
similar that simply gets interpreted as send the mail using
Robert Thorsby wrote:
You are right -- my response was not very well worded. All the
lightweight MTAs hand off delivery to the upstream (ISPs) server. The
real problem is, indeed, when you have your own domain name (as do I).
I have never used frogpond but I have had no problem with my
Michael Lake wrote:
Phil Scarratt wrote:
I meant I have used gmail's SMTP server to send from an email client
on a laptop before, the laptop connecting to the internet with
different internet connections depending on the country at the time.
The from address was not gmail's - I can't
Michael Lake wrote:
Hi
Mike wrote:
and also here:
http://lifehacker.com/software/email-apps/how-to-use-gmail-as-your-smtp-server-66.php
Byron Hillis wrote:
That link says that gmail rewrites the from and reply-to addresses to
your gmail address.
Yeah I saw that when I read into it
Michael Lake wrote:
Phil Scarratt wrote:
This was sent via gmail
Great. The headers are fine and dont show the gmail when I click reply
so looks very useful. I think Gmail will be fine for what I need. I'll
work on that when I have my laptop handy.
The only issue I can see is if you
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Michael Lake wrote:
Hi
Mike wrote:
and also here:
http://lifehacker.com/software/email-apps/how-to-use-gmail-as-your-smtp-server-66.php
Byron Hillis wrote:
That link says that gmail rewrites the from and reply-to addresses to
your gmail address.
Yeah I saw
John wrote:
Hi list,
I've just had someone try and send me an e-mail with a .zip file attached
containing a .exe file.
It was rejected and an automatic message sent back to the sender explaining
the situation.
This is great you'd suppose but it isn't the way I'd like this to happen.
What I'd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a server running in a DMZ servicing intranet and extranet.
In the past we have blocked all traffic originating on the server from the
two internal networks we run (eth1 and eth2) but have accepted traffic
coming from the networks outside of the server. Eth0 is
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Scott Ragen wrote:
IMHO its better for a sender to get Your Mail has been rejected due to
suspected spam, then the email getting lost in the spam box never to be
seen.
Except that they don't get that message. Instead they get a long,
Scott Ragen wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/01/2007 10:18:30 AM:
And then people start getting bounced messages for emails they didn't
even send (faked from address) which adds to the spam. IMHO spam should
not be bounced.
Not bounced, rejected. This means the sending mta sends the
Scott Ragen wrote:
That is unlikely, as spam programs will not bother creating a bounce
message for the originating sender, it would just be a waste of its time.
That's assuming all spammers are using spam programs with built in MTA
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Thanks to Amos and David for their replies. It confirms my own
investigations. There is NAS and there is NAS. Cheap low end NAS are no
better than a home build linux file server, in fact some that I found
are worse (in terms of performance). Anyway, to get anything decent (ie
better than what
Hi esteemed ladies and gentleman...
I have a couple of questions which I am currently googling which I would
value people's opinion on:
1. Never having used NAS before, I am looking to find out the relative
performance benefits of NAS as opposed to the plain ole' linux box file
server, and
Howard Lowndes wrote:
Is there a tool similar to the RBL tools that are on the Internet, that
I can supply an IP address to in the form of 11.22.33.44.iptooldb.com or
similar and have it return to me a geo location for that IP address. I
know the geo location won't be dead accurate but it
Chris Deigan wrote:
Must be referring to the use of Exchange perhaps?
On that point, I am having difficulty getting other solutions in to
schools other than Exchange. What I am finding:
- they (as in the decision makers at the school) don't necessarily like
Exchange but say something like
Penedo wrote:
Just looked around for Linux-based Exchange Replacements the other day
and
got a hunch that Scalix looks like a good candidate. Have you evaluated it
yet?
Not yet. I am currently evaluating Zimbra. Just took a quick look and
will add Scalix to the list to evaluate.
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David Lloyd wrote:
Howard,
I don't think there is too much likelihood of getting M$ products out
of schools when you consider the predatory prices that M$ charge
education for licences.
I think it's time to change the way we think of this concept.
The pricing of MS products to educational
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Places always say they want all this stuff and generally never use
anything beyond email.
- requirements are generally:
+ email
+ private and shared calendars
A lovely idea, nearly always implemented
Roberto Arias Alegria wrote:
Hello there,
I'm Roberto from Mexico and I barely have around a month here in
Sydney, I'm going to study at Macquarie University a master in IT, and
I'm also interested in Linux and OSS so I think your group is very
interesting to me.
I'm not sure if this is the
Ben Buxton wrote:
Alexander Samad [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered the following thing:
I have an Asus WL-500gP. 8Mb Flash and 32Mb DRAM (more than most other
openwrt devices). It also has 2 USB ports.
where did you buy this from ?
I bought it in Europe...not sure if it's available in Aus, though
Hi
I'm after opinions on the following two options in terms of a straight
firewall. Since I have never used OpenWRT devices before I don't have
any idea how they rate against a full pc running as a firewall. The
options are:
1. OpenWRT on a Linksys device
2. Small form factor pc with some
Christopher Vance wrote:
On Tue, Jul 11, 2006 at 12:31:16AM +1000, Simon Wong wrote:
The biggest problem I have come across looking at these is finding
something with 3 NICs without spending a fortune on a multiple interface
card from Intel.
The soekris and pc-engines wrap both have 3 NICs,
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Can someone remind me how to make web sites think that Firefox is IE?
There are other ways but easiest is to download User Agent Switcher
extension.
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Thought this was interesting and worth posting just in case someone out
there hadn't read it.
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Phil Scarratt wrote:
Thought this was interesting and worth posting just in case someone out
there hadn't read it.
Fil
Oh dear
http://www.computerworld.com/blogs/node/2911
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John Gibbons wrote:
Sridhar,
Is EasyUbuntu installed on top of Dapper or is it a separate distro?
and once more for the list...
On top of
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Metrics wrote:
Hi all,
First time poster, hope to get involved in slug a bit more in the future
but I'm in a bit of a bind at the moment. Has anybody recently purchased
a webcam that works under linux? I've googled and searched, and I have
no problems getting one working, but it's just a matter
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Problem disappears with 2.6.15-23-686. Looks like 2.6.15-25-686
is borked.
Ooops, I spoke too soon. First run on my test suite after booting
to 2.6.15-23-686 ran fine. Second run was slow again.
I do notice that when things are running
Simon Wong wrote:
On Fri, 2006-06-23 at 10:00 +1000, Phil Scarratt wrote:
I stopped it from running altogether, which I believe means you have to
stop using locate (no big deal).
It shouldn't take too long to update anyway. I find locate very useful
to have.
In most cases it doesn't - just
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
On a different topic, I had a play with meld and kdiff3. Both only seem
to allow you to merge *all* differences from one file to another, not
allowing you to choose differences line-by-line. (You can manually copy
and paste lines, but not easily move one line of diffs from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Methinks that it's graphics card related:
I'm using SuSE10.1 AMD64 6600GT nvidia. Apart from 3 Seg Faults, its perfect.
Good scenery, no visual artifacts, fast (just this makes me question the wine
theory), and many reports here of some sort of woes.
(panning, tilting
Michael Fox wrote:
On 6/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So, a question for the Debian, Gentoo etc. users: have any of you have
had a problem when you tried to get the system to upgrade itself from an
older release (e.g. Debian 3.0 to 3.1)? Or does it always work
perfectly
://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/
I have mine to automatically update but warn if extensions are incompatible.
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Phil Scarratt wrote:
Craige McWhirter wrote:
On Sun, 2006-06-04 at 12:06 +1000, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Just wondering what other people do with their keybinding on Gnome
for media keys.
I use System - Preferences - Keyboard Shortcuts to set all my media
keys.
As do I - but the problem
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Craige McWhirter wrote:
On Sun, 2006-06-04 at 12:06 +1000, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Just wondering what other people do with their keybinding on Gnome
for media keys.
I use System - Preferences - Keyboard Shortcuts to set all my media
keys.
Thanks to all who replied
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
A last request for help:
a) I want to configure my soundcards.
They are there:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# lspci |grep audio
:00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER
(ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
:02:0c.0 Multimedia
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Phil Scarratt
All this cause Gnome (or Ubuntu - not sure which but I suspect Gnome)
can't change the bloody default sound card properly.
That selection thingy is an Ubuntu patch for GNOME. All of this stuff is
very badly integrated and broken, and I blame several
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Phil Scarratt
If only there was a reliable patch that could be implemented temporarily.
Two comments - huge integration tasks like fixing the FLOSS audio and media
subsystems are not fixed with patches... and temporary fixes are often the
most permanent (cf. esd
Andrew Bennetts wrote:
On Mon, Jun 05, 2006 at 01:27:25PM +1000, Phil Scarratt wrote:
[...]
Two very good points. I guess I wasn't thinking that broadly. The only
problem I was thinking about was device order, everything else works
well enough to wait for bigger-better-brighter subsystems
Hi
Just wondering what other people do with their keybinding on Gnome for
media keys. Most of mine work but the volume and mute don't - they
control the wrong thing. I've found - well actually Google did - quite a
lot of people who report the keybinding controls the master when they
need it
Craige McWhirter wrote:
On Sun, 2006-06-04 at 12:06 +1000, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Just wondering what other people do with their keybinding on Gnome for
media keys.
I use System - Preferences - Keyboard Shortcuts to set all my media
keys.
As do I - but the problem is not so much the key
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