, In Ubuntu's case, generally community members will
have made wiki pages discussing apple hardware support, so you can get a good
idea of just how well recent apple hardware works, and what hurdles you may
have to go through to get things working.
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On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 02:41:39PM EST, Luke Yelavich wrote:
Coming from a point of view of audio stack maintainer in a distro, I'd say
stay away from Toshiba. There have been many issues surrounding hda audio and
Linux in the past few years that myself and colleagues have tried to help
that people look
at other manufacturers.
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provided by the
bluez package, as all audio goes via the bluez stack.
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On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 10:10:11AM EST, Ken Foskey wrote:
On Thu, 2010-02-18 at 09:54 +1100, Luke Yelavich wrote:
Thats because ALSA bluetooth support is via an alsa plugin provided by
the bluez package, as all audio goes via the bluez stack.
This question springs to mind
Hi.
Chris Allen ch.allen at ozemail.com.au writes:
Every so often some one tells me You must look at this but this is
coded for IE only.
I am not inclined to buy another PC just to look at the occasional web
site in IE
Is there a simple solution (cheap) to this dilemma?
Yes!
1. Install
Hello
I want to build a mini-itx box for smoothwall 3.0
Hardware compatibility seems to be hit and miss in terms of NIC support / SATA.
Anyone running such a solution and wish to share specs?
Cheers
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Currently running ubuntu 9.10 / mythtv 0.22.
Theme:
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Overall cost was $1700 but you could definitely do it cheaper.
Luke
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From: slug-boun...@slug.org.au [mailto:slug-boun...@slug.org.au] On Behalf
Thanks for this.
I will check it out but I am not to fussed as I want to re-install 9.10 at the
end of the month anyway.
Have you looked at 0.22 at all? I am hoping it is ready for joint release with
Koala.
Luke
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Hi Jake
Yea a reboot was done after the updates and the issue still surfaced.
I guess I am not sure what logs I should be looking at for the issues.
Luke
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To: Meijer, Luke
Cc
I just built a HTPC with an ANTEC 650w signature PSU and some Noctua case fans.
I also got a scythe mini ninja cpu cooler and replaced the standard fan with
another Noctua silent fan.
The setup is whisper quiet.
Luke
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that, however I have not been able to get that working either...
Can anyone help me with this...
That would be cool.
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regarding sound on your system, I suggest
downloading http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh and running it. It will
give you everything from the alsa version, to what cards are in your system,
mixer levels, etc.
Hope this helps
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the controller on the
motherboard supports AHCI, and if so, whether its running in AHCI mode.
I am no expert on this stuff, but this is from what I've read and done with my
own drives via E-Sata ports.
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Anyone know of a webcam application I can use to record video and sound to my
laptop via webcam?
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Yea I have seen ones where they replace the outer casing with something like
'16G' but really its only 2G.
It's the risk you take with online purchases I guess, it is a big problem with
the memory cards used in the Sony PSP consoles.
Luke
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My money is on the machine having SD RAM
Generous offer none the less.
Luke
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elliott-brennan
Sent: Wednesday, 22 April 2009 1:01 PM
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cut.
It just seems from your responses that you are already aware of the choices and
this is more of a chance to 'vent' rather than a request for help.
Luke
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Erik de Castro Lopo
Sent: Monday
Erik
MSY (www.msy.com.au) sell a lot of 'big name' notebooks.
If you found one from there they might sell it to you with no OS for reduced
cost.
Luke
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Erik de Castro Lopo
Sent: Monday, 20
Hi Erik
Sounds like you got it all sorted then.
Luke
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Erik de Castro Lopo
Sent: Saturday, 18 April 2009 6:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [SLUG] Laptops with Linux pre-installed
want to save ~$100 by not getting Windows in the first place? Would
be nice I guess, but shouldn't stop you.
Luke
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Hello
What (if any) Linux certifications have / are you guys doing?
I am looking at the NCLE as I passed the NCLP last year, anyone else doing this
track?
I am also interested in the RHCE path if anyone can recommend texts.
Thanks for any info!
Luke
Hi.
Is there?
I want to be able to read the slug mailing list via web.
No feeds on Nabble or others (gmane etc) I believe...
Is subscription the only way to read this list?
Thanks.
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Is there? I want to be able to read the slug mailing list via web.
No feeds on Nabble or others (gmane etc) I believe...
You can trivially request a gmane feed be created from *any* mailing
list that allows public
Hi Nigel.
You could post to the (very active) procmail mailing list.
I did some procmail stuff years ago and my experience with the help on that list was very
good!
hth.
Kr.
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Nigel Allen wrote:
Hi
I'm struggling with procmail - as a complete newbie I should add.
Basically
use
the dvi/analog combi. That is highly annoying. The cheapest dual dvi card I could find was
$65, then up to $120 etc. This was at allneeds.com.au in Adelaide.
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what Im looking for...
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as a reader. The 901 is 1.1 kg, the 900 is .9 kg, the
difference in further specs between the 2 isnt that huge that Id need
them but the weight is a decision factor for me. Using it without the
battery attached seems to be the way as I see it now.
Kind regards.
Luke.
Cheers
David Andresen
in Adelaide I can get a eee pc with Linux on it (20Gig
version)?
Has anyone had experience with shoppingsquare.com.au?
Thanks lots.
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Hi.
Thanks for your help.
Thomas Sprinkmeier wrote:
On Fri, 2008-05-16 at 14:55 +0930, Luke Vanderfluit wrote:
Hi.
Anyone know of a way to color matching div tags in html?
I use vim.
google: color matching div tags in html vim
spat out
http://www.fleiner.com/vim/syntax_60/html.vim
Hi.
Anyone know of a way to color matching div tags in html?
I use vim.
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to have less overhead.
Plus I had some bad experiences with VMWare in FC5 (kernel panic
)-:).
Kr.
Luke.
I compare to VMware and find:
The networking is a PIA. No sane (IMHO) person would virtualize a desktop. The
VMs are servers, so bridged network is needed not the NAT.
VB keeps time
Jeff Waugh wrote:
If
you don't have a Hotmail address, you'll have to register for one or just an
MSN 'passport' account.
No, You can do it with a google address too.
Dont get a hotmail account 0-:
Kr.
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to email me that file.
Another concern is the audit trail. My boss or others will ask me
to do stuff and theyll 'im' me the details...
Good luck.
Post if you have probs.
Kr.
Luke.
So is there any slugger out there that will take pity and guide me
through how to get on-line with messaging
Hi Cameron.
I sent this mail to the linuxsa list but apparently, although Im subscribed my
emails arent showing there. Hence Im sending this to you.
Thats absolutely fantastic!
Thanks very very much for your help (-:
Kind regards.
Luke Vanderfluit.
05Dec2007 @ 16:58 Cameron Simpson said
help...
Kind regards.
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Hi Guys.
`cat foo | formail -s procmail`
was the one...
Thanks very much for your help.
Kr.
Luke.
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Luke Ive got a setup with mutt, procmail, fetchmail. fetchmail -
Luke procmail - several mailboxes.
Luke I now need
for example.
If I kill firefox and restart the problem is solved. At least I dont
have to reboot.
So for now Im ok.
I severely need to upgrade probably to ubuntu 7.
Thanks for your help.
Kind regards.
Luke.
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Hi Luke,
If using KDE, in the system settings console you should
dont want to go there any more.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Kr.
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Rick Welykochy wrote:
Luke Kendall wrote:
Does anyone know whether it's available for Linux? I haven't been able
to find it via synaptic, rpmfind, apt-cache search, or google searches.
The best I can find are the man pages.
I also see that it's included in the developer tools for MacOS X
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Luke Kendall wrote:
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Any relation to perror() ?
http://www.penguin-soft.com/penguin/man/3/perror.html?manpath=/man/man3/perror.3.inc
No, none whatsoever. :-) perror() is a system call for use in
programs. error is an executable for use from
able
to find it via synaptic, rpmfind, apt-cache search, or google searches.
The best I can find are the man pages.
I also see that it's included in the developer tools for MacOS X.
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mp3a
nautilus 2531 luke 24r REG8,0 42659930 1552
/media/mp3a/foogie.mp3
killed that process but still no joy.
I ran fuser -k -v
No joy.
Then I just unplugged the disk.
Is there any way I can force a umount (umount -f doesn't work) or
otherwise unmount the drive
on this is appreciated.
Kr.
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support for Linux, so here is a presentation from the summit
that may be of some historical interest:
http://www.linux-foundation.org/images/9/9b/2006-10-23-Linux_Printer_Drivers_from_Canon_061022-1.pdf
Toratani-san is a nice guy.
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Just thought this might interest some people.
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Subject: [Printing-summit] ANNOUNCE: Gutenprint 5.0.1 Release
Gutenprint 5.0.1 is a stable release
or .fig or
.pic etc. etc. etc.
HTH,
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Hey folks
I am wondering whether anybody is going to bootcamp on the train
tomorrow, and wouldn't mind meeting up with me at Rodes, so I can get to
the event?
Please contact me off list so we can arrange something.
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On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 09:49:09AM EST, Robert Collins wrote:
At a guess:
1) install the ubuntu kernel, acpi-support, laptop* packages.
PowerPC machines do not use ACPI.
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with 2 speed cueing[bit
annoying when you have to cue 30minutes ahead )-:]).
ipods r 4 everybodies (-'. Good luck to 'm.
Kind regards.
Luke.
I want something that will plug into Ubuntu and Just Work (TM). I play
music, but also want an easily navigable and sortable filesystem for
podcasts
/hiss (if any) before burning the CD.
Has anyone who has done this any preferences? Audacity comes to mind, but
I have a feeling there are others.
I think audacity is your best bet. Very popular amongst casual users, as
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that the dvd burner isn't supported under Linux (it's a dual
layer burner: LG Super multi DVD RW +R DL)?
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On 2007-03-24 18:05:27 +1100 Luke Kendall
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I've been trying to get backups to dvd working on a new
computer (Ubuntu
6.something), and I can't mount the DVDs I write (not on the
new computer or
the old one).
I have dvd+rw-tools Version: 6.1-2ubuntu1 and I'd like
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This is on FC5 32bit.
Kr.
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sitting on the shelf gathering
dust right now :( Does anyone want it?
What model R series is it? I have a ThinkPad R50 that works with Ubuntu
100% out of the box, excluding modem, which I never use anyway.
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a separate partition for
/usr/local (or equivalent, like making it a symlink to /home/local),
then if you clobbered the root filesystem you'd also lose all your local
files, which are more on a par with /home.
Just a thought.
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in the spreadsheet, or in the csv file? I am guessing
a regular expression could do it, but I am no regular expression expert.
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On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 09:50:11AM EST, Luke Yelavich wrote:
Hi all
I have been given a spreadsheet, which I have exported to a csv file,
for use with a community website I am working on.
I have a nasty problem, where a lot of the sells have massive amounts of
whitespace. I am wondering
On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 11:36:10AM EST, Alex Samad wrote:
sed -e 's/ +//' oldfile newfile
It seems that changing the + to an * did the trick. Thanks.
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On 22 Jan, Robert Collins wrote:
On Sun, 2007-01-21 at 20:22 +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 21 Jan, luke wrote:
Any advice would be most welcome.
Dont do 'apt-get update; apt-get upgrade' - for two reasons:
Firstly, a failed update is not something you want to upgrade from
know of a way to fix this?
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Hi.
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
* On Wed, Jan 24, 2007 at 09:10:57AM +1030, Luke Vanderfluit wrote:
I'm having plenty of probs with flash under firefox.
When Adobe released the stable version of 9 in January, I thought my
woes would be over but no.
Having the flash plugin in my plugins directory
)
Is that just disaabling the ad sites, or are you disabling flash content
for those sites specifically?
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the Universe repository, and
apt-get install espeak, which is available in Edgy and later.
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Did you know you could use Google to look at trends? E.g.
Ubuntu *apparently* overtook MacOS/X over a year ago:
http://www.google.com/trends?q=ubuntu%2C+osxctab=0geo=alldate=all
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. I want to reprogram the middle button to
do the roll up.
Can anyone suggest how?
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anyone.
And not accessible.
Just had to point out the obvious. :)
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I have flash 9 and ff2 working just fine together on a few machine.
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Apologies for the typing (baby in one hand -
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I've just tried out Flash9 beta - install is
Free entry, camping available, bar and food store, prize money and
ribbons.
Beswick Falls, with its picturesq.
Complimentary lunch and wine and lots of laughs on the verandah
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This year is the twenty-first anniversary.
Mens, Ladies, Children and Open Categories w. Enter a draw to
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On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 10:35:36AM EST, John Clarke wrote:
On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 09:49:42 +1000, Luke Yelavich wrote:
Now if I could just try and work out the damn URL used to load the
sign-in screen, I just might be able to use the damn thing in elinks. :)
This one?:
https
'rolled up' since I am working on several files
simultaneously from the same directory.
Is there any other way anyone knows of that I could make each window
distinguishable preferably with a meaningful title?
Thanks.
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the development files, you want libgtkmm2-dev package.
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On Fri, Aug 11, 2006 at 08:40:28AM EST, Grizzly(Francis Smit) wrote:
Hi does anyone know where I ca get packages for
gtkmm-2.0 for ubuntu dapper 6.06, preferably
a repository but anything would be better than now
You
partitions making it up
have? What should the start and end cylinders be set to?
And secondly, how do you tell grub to use md0 instead of hd0 or hd1?
luke
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Installing grub to hda7 hasn't affected that.
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(and James!), that all worked fine.
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to fix is apt messing up menu.lst because it
has noted that it was originally installed to hda6 (I theorise).
And I'm wondering which menu.lst grub will use to boot from. Or does
it look for /boot/grub/menu.lst across all partitions and do a union of
all the bootable kernels it finds?
luke
-grub
and it should find the new menu.lst
or checkout the '--root-directory=' option
install grub-doc
info grub
Thanks, Tony, I'll give that a try.
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On Thu, Jul 06, 2006 at 07:54:12AM EST, Gerald wrote:
Hi one and all,
Can you tell me if libdvdcss is available for Ubuntu 6.02?
I will be away soon and i depend on my Linux laptop to provide
Multimedia experiences.
Thank you,
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
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should be replaced.
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Ideally I'd hope to get it syncing with KOrganizer (since I use KDE as
my desktop) - but at this point syncing with any app would be good!
Any help would be much appreciated,
Thanks,
Luke
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' and it now works.
Thanks again (-:
Kind regards.
Luke.
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for employment in the mentioned .procmailrc (on mailserver2) looks
like this:
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* ^TO_employment |/usr/local/foo/bin/progThatResponds
Why isn't the mail to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' processed correctly?
Thanks for any help.
Kind regards.
Luke.
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program. It is capable of producing
clearly understandable speech from text.
Festival is for text to speech. Text to speech synthesis is easily
obtainable in various forms on Linux. Speech to text, otherwise known as
voice recognition, is not.
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, but it certainly can be done, and no new drivers are
necessary, just a recent kernel with ACM modem support I think.
hth
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-At-Once. As far as I know, I think
the first session of a disc can be in that mode, but every subsequent
session has to be in track at once mode.
hth.
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52428K cached
PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
1273 root 18 0 255M 10M 732 R 0.0 4.3 1012m X
2451 luke 18 0 13932 8864 2388 S 0.0 3.4 7:21 postilion.exec
1061 xfs9 0 16780 7492 336 S 0.0 2.9 0:49 xfs
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with
software to make a music appliance? Surely? I could build one myself
given time, but I'd rather take the quick way out if there was one.
luke
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is made using the ppp tools.
I just helped somebody set up BigPond wireless on Windows, but was able
to get it going on my notebook with no fuss.
Feel free to contact me if you would like more info.
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for the install as well as general
use, and since there are no distros that I have seen that have dmraid
support, I doubt Centos does either.
You would be better off setting up a software RAID during install, as
this is all dmraid essentially does anyway.
Hope this helps.
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to usability, so
perhaps that just means they're more traditional Unix people. :-)
luke
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