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the machine you're looking
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with another identical, known good card showed
the same results. This is Ubuntu 10.04. Is Ubuntu limited to only four
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I'm missing the functions of these 2 Windows applications. Are there
anything in Ubuntu resembling them or solving similar jobs.
For OneNote you could try either Basket or Zim.
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sigh They _are_ they sysadmin. Like it or not. And yes, they'll
enable an exploitable module - but they'll do that whether you make it
hard for them or not. If you won't give them the tools, they'll just
google
are solving a problem
that I don't perceive.
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who can handle the hazards that do occur.
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tools, so long as it is clear that they
are intended for professional use only. Giving the impression that
'regular folks' can administer a server with XYZ Hack Tool is
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give them.
There was never a question of if. The question is how wise is it to
give a TIG welder to an eight year old and to tell him that he can
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Exactly. None of those things are dangerous.
I think its called progress.
If con is the opposite of pro, then what is the opposite of progress?
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If you could suggest what such a tool would actually do, I'd love to
hear it. Not the general make it easy, make it safe but details.
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have no vested interest in keeping server
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are
arguments in favour of allowing them to continue to use bad tools, to create
badly configured servers, from Microsoft.
My arguments are against making a dangerous tool accessible to the
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Here is a great example of people administering things that they shouldn't:
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Very funny. Now, wouldn't it have been better to give Jim some useful
tools?
No. It would have been better to train him.
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. Of course, that howto also recommends
setting up a mail server, but inadvertently doesn't set a password for
the SMTP server.
Thank you for proving my point.
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for the different workers to find the info, even from their
cellphones while on the road, right?
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Or puts them out of a job?
Likely we are talking about a small business here, so the decision
maker might be the top of the organization's food chain. But it might
get him sued, and thus out of a business. If it is a sole
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just wants that
new Unbuto thing that will let his customers see what books he has.
And of course he will make sure that he can access the customer's data
(name, phone number, email address, credit card info) from a little
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themselves in the foot.
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For your information, Linux savvy companies tend to...
Linux-savvy companies are not the issue here. GUI server tools will
attract mom 'n pop small businesses as well.
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for such outfits.
That is exactly my point.
If they need a Windows server or a Linux server, they need IT personnel
and they need real system administrators and not random idiots who know how
to point and click.
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of this you have also forgotten that Ubuntu is used worldwide,
including places without much IT infrastructure, let alone IT training in
order to be an uber sysadmin.
What has this strawman have to do with the argument that servers
should be run by competent IT professionals?
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As a mechanical engineering student, I don't know anything about
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, obvious, or
easy.
Why not have a GUI program that performs brain surgery? That rebuilds
Ford smallblocks? That gives legal advice? Some jobs require a
professional, and making them accessible does nobody any good.
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server product that is marketed at every computer user. Fluke has a
multimeter that is marketed at any garage monkey, that does not mean
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they want to share their files between computers in their home
network!
For sharing between machines on the same LAN, use giver:
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that things need to improve, nothing can be fixed
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challenge, judging from what I have read. THAT is a prime time
example and Ubuntu is just not ready.
I do not understand this comment. Is the Colbert Report something that
you are trying to watch on Ubuntu?
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users these days find
essential.
Cheers,
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If Jonathan lives in the United States or some other country with no
civil liberties or consumer protection, then he may be breaking local
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where new
adopters can find it?
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that Ubuntu does _badly_.
In defence, I am familiar with neither the windows nor the Gnome
menus. I do know that the Windows menu starts with Start though.
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After the application is installed, a bubble notification guides you
to the newly installed program by highlighting the path in the start
menu. This part would be nice to see in our DE's.
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=205388
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You mean non-descriptive program names like outlook, access, excel,
power point? The problem isn't unique to Linux.
Certainly not unique to Linux, but an area in which there is much need
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in the paper that these
same puppies are now $5 dollars each . y ou go out and buy then ALL the
next day.
Actually, I'm the meanie who eats those puppies. Babies, too.
Linus will eventually take over in the US ,, there is no stopping it.
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bring this up.
Thank you,
Josh
I should mention here that of the 40-50 Kubuntu installs that I have
done for people, about 10 of them went right back to their old
operating system due to lack of an L2TP dialer in the default Ubuntu
install.
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will move over and more companies will develop for it.
Yes, but look what happens when game devs try to port their work to Linux:
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No wonder they stay far away.
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The problem is that Linux does not yet offer a stable API to game
devs. Just look at Pulse Audio.
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audio applications (Amarok, Skype, VLC) and try to play some files?
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changes, not whether PulseAudio is inaudible, etc.
Will do in the coming days. Thanks, Daniel.
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technologies. Ubuntu is a stable distro designed for
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. This is the type of feature that people rely on when they
need it the most, and they need to know that it has been disabled
_before_ they need it.
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, but at least I have
that workaround.
Similarly, 3-D apps such as Google Earth and Stellarium often lock up
on my system (for the past three Ubuntu versions) and I need to CAB at
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א-ב-ג-ד-ה-ו-ז-ח-ט-י-ך-כ-ל-ם-מ-ן-נ-ס
themselves as that would compromise their
Star Office suit (not GPL) however having a strong OOo is beneficial
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at home. And
none of them have OOo which supports docx out of box.
1) OOo3 supports docx out of the box, but not very well
2) Ubuntu uses go-oo, not OOo
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Just my two euro cents,
Peter.
Lots of old computers have only CD drives, no DVD drive. That's bitten
me at least three times, back when I was installing Fedora instead of
Ubuntu for people, and the computer wouldn't read the disc!
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2008/12/28 Chris chris062...@gmail.com:
Remember the free ship-it program though!
(It takes forever to get my CDs though, and I'm in FL!)
I don't think they ship outside the US though...
They shipped to me in Israel.
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2008/12/28 Chris chris062...@gmail.com:
Do you think if Ubuntu did go to DVD format, will shipit still, ship?
How much shit will shipit ship, if shipit still ships shit?
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felt really happy with this attitude. Maybe it
probed the interfaces and found no active internet connection.
That is good because if there _is_ a network connection but the
mirrors are slow, the installer hangs.
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if that Linux distro will likely or likely not fit on that
disk.
Ask a non-geek friend, or relative. Because according to Bug #1, that
is Ubuntu's target audience.
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2008/12/27 Nils Kassube kass...@gmx.net:
OK, the answers above are made-up but I think they match the audience in
question.
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2008/12/26 HggdH hgg...@gmail.com:
Le Thursday 25 December 2008 à 22:40 +0200, Dotan Cohen a écrit :
2008/12/25 Manish Sinha manishsinha.t...@gmail.com:
I again repeat the above line since bandwidth is one of the two main
issues, first being the installer connecting to the internet without
. The solution is sensible defaults, easy
configurations, and advanced option dialogs.
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а-б-в-г-д-е-ё-ж-з-и
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Thanks,
Markus / Traumflug
Go to the official bugtracker and file it:
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McCall
1) The prompt could be at the beggining of the install process as the
installer already knows that it will need the language file.
2) See my comment on the relevant bug, where I suggest that such
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Vincenzo
I'm all for that, add it to the bug report.
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connecting to a network, then don't plug it in. I have
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desktop with the network cable under the desk, it seemed common sense
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them know that you as a dev take that project seriously. The few who
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2008/9/6 Matthew East [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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I do not see anything as having changed. Could you post a few static
pages, both with the new and old themes?
There are some screenshots here - http://doc.ubuntu.com/~mdke/wikitheme
2008/8/31 Alexander Sack [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
FF 3.1 won't be final in time for intrepid (not even close)
Just like Firefox 3.0 was not final in time for Hardy? Not a troll,
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2008/8/18 DULMANDAKH Sukhbaatar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sun, Aug 17, 2008 at 1:55 AM, Dotan Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Kubuntu 8.10 alpha 3, in Korganizer all the date/times are 7 hours early.
I live in UTC+2, with a seven hour difference to the US East coast. I
installed as the default
localization. I then logged out and logged back in, and then
imported the srd.ics file from Kubuntu 8.04 with KDE 3.5.9.
Is this a bug or my mistake? Should I file it at launchpad?
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earlier today so I haven't received any
answer yet.
Thanks. I wrote to Gigabyte as well.
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
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5) Use GTK default
6) CowboyNeal
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
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