Hi there,
Does anyone know what's going on with the look of Intrepid? I did think
that
it was supposed to come with a new theme, but from what I've seen so far
it
seems to be rather similar to Hardy. At one point there was a bizarre
slightly unreadable dark theme but that seems to
My local bus company gives names to all its buses - one is called
Intrepid. Does that count?
Wonder if they'd like to change the colour scheme and logo on that
vehicle
I work in a IT, so to promote Ubuntu to my workmates I installed Hardy
onto a PC, fired up the 3d desktop, pointed the
My apologies in advance for this being off topic!
just a quick question. Im trying to log into my gmail on my phone. but i
keep getting the incorrect username/password message?
Has anyone had this? and how did you remedy this?
Regards
Javad
Hi Javad,
OK here on an N73. The Gmail client
Hi folks,
I was having a browse of Youtube and came across this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOOqbViQ7Zsfeature=related
I think someone should do an updated version but replace the references
to Novell with Ubuntu instead :-)
Rob
Ace - I enjoyed that!
Chris
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On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 11:31 AM, Seif Attar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
me again, it crashed, so it's not the graphics card, and the noapic
didn't fix it, the last crash happened while I was installing stuff with
synaptic, nothing in the logs.
After the crash I pressed the reset button, and then
Hello again,
You may recall my earlier conundrum about using Ubuntu Hardy LTS as a
primary server OS.
Well I've been running it for a couple of weeks now, and the software
RAID array which I configured has failed. (brand new server hardware
- 2 weeks old).
I've looked back through logs, and
[...]
So, before I give the server company a bell. Does anyone know if this
definitely looks like an error caused by a failed disk drive, or is it
an Ubuntu bug (which I seem to have hit a few when using Hardy - more
than you'd expect for an LTS - that are already reported). Smartctl
doesn't
Chris Rowson wrote:
[...]
The hardware controller you mention. Does that support Ubuntu? I
wouldn't mind buying a hardware RAID card as long as it came with some
kind of monitoring application (so I could tell remotely if the RAID
fell over) and it managed to come in at the sub 100 quid
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 2:24 PM, Chris Rowson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Rowson wrote:
[...]
The hardware controller you mention. Does that support Ubuntu? I
wouldn't mind buying a hardware RAID card as long as it came with some
kind of monitoring application (so I could tell remotely
In Bracknell, the Carphone Warehouse Webbook (Elonex) with
preinstalled Ubuntu which is included in one of CPW's deals is in such
extraordinary demand that the recent display item in CPW Bracknell
Princess Square shopping mall was stolen last week by desperate people
using *bolt cutters*!
Hi list,
I'm configuring a server with software RAID and wondered if any of you
have any ideas about monitoring the RAID array. Does anyone have any
ideas about suitable applications for monitoring software RAID status
under Ubuntu?
Cheers
Chris
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Lets crack on and get something there double quick then ;-)
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 8:00 PM, Rob Beard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave Walker wrote:
We would need to speak to Canonical to get clearing for the logo, i
can't imagine them saying No. So the next thing is getting a suitable
sized
Thank you for all of your answers.
And the winner is Ubuntu !
I'd already more or less made up my mind, but this helped me justify
it to colleagues.
Thanks
Chris
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Hi people,
I've been wrestling with this question for a while now, and although
product suggestion is probably going to be skewed here, I'm really
interested in what you have to say.
I need to choose a server operating system to run LAMP intranet web
services with little maintenance and at high
On Sun, Aug 3, 2008 at 2:53 PM, Yishay Mor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nerd: someone who spawns a thread on what's the difference between a geek
and a nerd on a *nux user mailing list.
Very nice lol :-)
I think from the replies, plus a little reading around - the answer
seems to be that the
Chris Rowson wrote:
I think from the replies, plus a little reading around - the answer
seems to be that the boundaries between geek and nerd are so blurred
that there isn't a single authoritative definition for either.
Any other opinions? Speak now or forever hold your geek
Chris
I've been reading around this topic, but I'm not sure that there is a
definitive answer.
A bit OT I know, but sing out if you have an opinion (or even know the
definitive answer!)
What's the difference between a nerd and a geek?
Chris
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Thanks as always guys :-)
Chris
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Hi folks,
I'm looking at a HP ProLiant ML110 G5 server, and want to install
Ubuntu Hardy onto it.
It's got an on-board 6 channel SATA RAID controller. I planned to
attach a couple of 140GB SATA drives to it in a RAID 1 configuration.
Does anyone know if Hardy supports this?
Cheers
Chris
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Hi folks,
I'm looking at building myself an Asterisk box so I can learn more on
how it works and also help provide a cheaper phone solution to one of my
clients (it's kind of a favour I'm doing them as part of the service
contract I am providing them).
Now traditionally I've used Vonage
Now I've got to look for another centre, ideally closer to where I live
so I can do the same again (although hopefully on a cheaper scale using
a home built server and not custom cabinets).
Has anyone tried these guys before http://www.serversdirect.co.uk/
Their servers seem very cheap! You
Interesting in the newest computer games but can't run them because
you're on Linux?
Stream My Game now allows for a Windows gaming PC to stream it's
output and accept input from a Linux based PC. Basically, this means
you can set up a headless Windows box on your home network, put your
Interesting in the newest computer games but can't run them because
you're on Linux?
Stream My Game now allows for a Windows gaming PC to stream it's
output and accept input from a Linux based PC. Basically, this means
you can set up a headless Windows box on your home network, put your
cutting
On Sun, Jun 8, 2008 at 6:11 PM, Gordon Allott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2008-06-08 at 10:45 +0100, Seif Attar wrote:
My question is, can I alter the article a bit? probably add something at
the end about the work of ubuntu-jo and the event, then send it to local
newspapers?? or is this
Slashdot has a story on the Webrap machine, it makes stuff in 3d out
of plastic, and can now make itself.
Just noticed, it's running on Ubuntu.
http://www.reprap.org/bin/view/Main/WebHome
Chris
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http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/06/03/acer_launches_one/
This looks pretty cool! £199 for the Linux 8GB solid state flash drive
model or £299 for a Win XP 80GB HDD model.
I can guess which one will sell better!
Chris
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I think part of the problem with these meetings is that given the
international basis of the marketing team, whenever you organise one,
someone will be unable to attend.
I propose that an agenda is fixed, with a set of issues to be
addressed and that the agenda is discussed at a group of regional
Let's hope it comes with Ubuntu pre-installed...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7425099.stm
Mac
Hi there,
The original article is here -
http://uk.gizmodo.com/2008/05/29/dell_targets_asus_eee_with_min.html#more
Looking at £250 - £300 (from US pricing) and comes with a choice of
PLEASE respond with your time zone ASAP so this meeting can happen and
we can get this team doing what it supposed to do - MARKETING!!!
British Summer Time (GMT +1)
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Matthew,
Ubuntu has an excellent OPPORTUNIY, yes, but unless WE take some action
to actually submit a solution to Becta, we've accomplished nothing. I
would like to know, as a newbie, who is responsible for doing this sort
of thing? the marketing team? And how do I get in touch with them,
I know many of you probably read Slashdot, but just in case you missed
it, what do you think of this news? Basically, Asus are going to have
a Linux desktop pre-installed onto a chip on every motherboard they
sell.
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/05/14/173220
We first heard about
I know many of you probably read Slashdot, but just in case you missed
it, what do you think of this news? Basically, Asus are going to have
a Linux desktop pre-installed onto a chip on every motherboard they
sell.
There's a quick video overview of the system here:
Hi javad. I think the point thai the original person was trying to
make is that its usually polite to have a go at finding out the answer
yourself to demonstrate learning. It might seen irritating to have to
search for stuff yourself but many of the people here charge a lot of
money for support in
...
Is there a way to gain access to that machine through the firewall? is
there something she can do on her machine (like connect to my machine
via SSH and forword port 999 on my local machine to port 22 on her
machine) and then i can connect to my local machine:999 and gain access
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 1:29 PM, Andrew Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hey guys,I am just looking for a couple of suggestions on good IMAP Server
software. We was looking over DOVECOT recently, but just wondered what you
guys thought of that and others that are out there.
Thanks :)
I keep
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 6:09 PM, Javad Ayaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
strange that you dont get heat with that small of a box...i have a mozart
thermaltake sx. normally a sensors command will give me a temp of 30 ish
...when i first installed...44 degs now adays...and thats with just typing
As I type this it is using 101% of the CPU (dual cores so top doesn't
pick it up correctly) but it almost unusable. Performance was way better
in the earlier releases. Now it brings everything to a halt.
Similar story here... it fluctuates but at the moment it's pretty much
maxing out a
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 6:28 PM, Tony Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Pete,
Pete Stean wrote:
I've started to observe behaviour over the last couple of weeks that
definitely indicates that BT are throttling torrents at peak times, at
least in my part of London - from early morning right
| IMO it was a bad move to put a beta browser into an LTS release. But
| that's just my opinion ;-)
I was surprised by this during the betas. I think that the only
explanation I found that made sense was that FF2 wouldn't be supported
by Mozilla for the lifetime of 8.04, thus it was
Indeed ISPs don't care about port numbers (and why should they?). They
inspect packets and throttle bandwidth hoggers (this is termed packet
shaping). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_shaping
I'm glad they do this because that means that most people's primary use of
the internet is not
Hi there folks,
Just a quicky. I've been mucking around with iptables for a while, but I'm
still a bit shaky with them. Would anyone mind checking this over for me
please?
I want to be able to accept incoming connections on port 22, accept any
connections which are a reply to a connection that I
Thanks as always guys.
I'll try the update-rc.d tool to add the symbolic links.
I'd forgotten about denyhosts, I'll do that too!
I'll also take a look at adding the related rule to the firewall.
Tony, using the script as is, I can still ping the server. I guess the rules
don't block the ICMP
For anyone who was wondering how it turned out. The pricing is per-server
and for fixed number of incidents (check the SLA).
Chris
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In any case, in what way was this price on the web site unclear?:
Server support (per server) $750 (USD)* $2750 (USD)*
In this way:
From the Ubuntu Website:
Server support $750 (USD)* $2750 (USD)*
From the Canonical Website:
Server support (per server) $750 (USD)* $2750 (USD)*
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 1:57 PM, James Mansion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Chris Rowson wrote:
If I had 10 servers I wouldn't pay $27,500 for email/telephone support
covering only the operating system.
I suspect that if you knew what the inside of a datacentre looked like,
you'd feel
Oh, I've also logged a bug as suggested.
Chris
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Hi people,
I was checking out this page http://www.ubuntu.com/support/paid and I wonder
if anyone could explain it more fully to me?
The prices for server support, $2750 (USD) for 24x7 support
If I had ten servers, would that support fee cover me for advice on all ten
of my ubuntu servers,
On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 8:37 PM, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 08:13:00PM +0100, Chris Rowson wrote:
If I had ten servers, would that support fee cover me for advice on
all
ten of my ubuntu servers, or would I have to pay $27,500?
I really think you're
Chris Rowson wrote:
| I wondered if anyone else has tried this out or have any reasons why
| it would be so?
The only question which springs to my mind is whether you're using the
Mesa software graphics drivers or the binary drivers for your graphics card?
I think that this should
Hi there,
My little boy likes playing various flash based games from children's
websites. I find that in Ubuntu, many of these run pretty badly and as
this is all he uses my old laptop for, I decided to put Windows XP
back onto it to see the if it would make any difference
Ask the user/audience What do you want to do with your computer? Give
me a particular task/function that you wish to perform!.
Some bright spark will shout out Get it to make me a cup of tea or
I wanna play Unreal Tournament but once you get a serious answer you
can usually impress.
Someone said
Hi there,
My little boy likes playing various flash based games from children's
websites. I find that in Ubuntu, many of these run pretty badly and as
this is all he uses my old laptop for, I decided to put Windows XP
back onto it to see the if it would make any difference for him.
I've just
As always, in depth and quality reponses from you all.
Thank you for taking the time chaps, I do appreciate it.
Chris
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On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 4:07 PM, Lucy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 25/03/2008, Paul Mellors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This type of stuff really gets on my tits, no offence Josh :) But stop
fricking MS bashing, if you don't want to use MS products don't, but
there are people out there
Sorry, links to the resources!
Wiki page - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKMarketing/
Magazine article - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKMarketing/ArticleForLocalMagazine1
Leaflets - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKMarketing/Leaflets
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So, before I meander way off topic: I can't possibly be the only one who
has pondered promoting Ubuntu, in some way, at a public library. Any
experiences, examples, related stories, screams of terror or links? Feel
free to share!
Bye,
-Dylan McCall
Hi Dylan,
I gave my local library
This is still a problem (US keyboard enabled despite selecting UK
keyboard during setup) in Hardy Beta.
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Wrong keyboard layout after installation (US instead of FI)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/95886
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Bugs, which is
Public bug reported:
When installing Hardy Beta on a PC with the Intel 845 graphics card:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation
82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
Hardy fails to enable the correct drivers automatically. I have selected
the
Hi James, unfortunately the upgrade was so badly broken I had install
from scratch so I no longer have that file.
Sorry.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204837
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: likewise-open
---UBUNTU RELEASE---
Ubuntu hardy (development branch)
Release:8.04
---PACKAGE RELEASE---
likewise-open:
Installed: 4.0.5-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 4.0.5-0ubuntu1
Version table:
*** 4.0.5-0ubuntu1 0
---PROBLEM---
The problem
That's why my question is : which screen display do you use on computer
?
Hi, I'm using a Belinea 10 17 15, art no 111717
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205054
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Hello
I am a mechanical engineer and I am writing to ask if there is an
engineering version of ubuntu.
There appears to be lots of other variations but I have not seen and
engineering specific version.
Regards
Paul
Hi there,
As far as I know there isn't an engineering specific
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openssl
Message as per title. Upgrading from Gutsy.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
Date: Fri Mar 21 19:05:08 2008
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.04
ErrorMessage:
ErrorMessage: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12800397/Dependencies.txt
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On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Ciemon Dunville [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Last weekend four of us got together, with four microphones and some
other gadgets to do a little recording.
The last few days has seen some frantic activity editing audio files,
and web pages so that we could launch
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 4:19 PM, Ciemon Dunville [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/03/2008, Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not being awkward, but it's harder to consider this the definitive
ubuntu-uk podcast if the ubuntu-uk team (as a whole) have had very
little to do
Ok then, Ciemon, Alan all other people associated with the creation of
this podcast. I'm sorry for interrupting your release post. I just think
that you deserve a little more appreciation than you received.
I really like your Podcast, and I hope that some development time can be
applied to
I also enjoyed the show. I can't see why people don't like the music, there
is not too much of it, its fun and upbeat and completely different to
anything else.
To be fair there's only me whinging about the music.
I think the interviews really made the show. I can't stand podcasts with
I think that marketing Ubuntu and FOSS together mightn't always be the
best way to move forward.
I've written about this before, and I know it's an unpopular view, but
sometimes I think that people who might be interested in Ubuntu might
be a bit put off by open source evangelism.
Sometimes I
I like Dokuwiki.
It can authenticate against quite a few different methods, flatfile,
MySQL, LDAP etc. You can even plug it into an existing user database
(for instance, I run some forums and authenticate dokuwiki off that
database.
It's also pretty good for access control. You can configure
Daniel Lamb wrote:
Hi does anyone have experience with any groupware apps?
What would you suggest as the best one for a small business server
replacement?
Hello, Daniel.
I recommend Drupal:
http://drupal.org/
Isn't Drupal a CMS rather than Groupware?
I think
I'm just the other side of the Humber and had gone to bed early only
to be awoken by my other half.
Missus Chris, wake up - there's been an earthquake
Me Don't be daft
ZZZzzz
Chris
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used in the programming community.
Please read this article for a more specific explanation.
http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-05-26-004-04-OP-LF
Yours sincerely,
Chris Rowson
7aa0f3f2f1822ea0ac93/b6debbdced18828df130
(Signed with an electronic signature in accordance
I was shocked to learn that software patents are being granted in this
country (high-court ruling recently on a specific matter) and in
Europe (EPOrg still grants them against the ruling of European
Parliament).
snip
I would strongly urge anyone else thinking about writing to
Hi people
l do hope that this hasn't been asked too many times before..
l have 2 hard drives in my machine, 1 with windows 2k and the other with
Ubuntu on it. l've tried having them both connected to the same ribbon
and rebooting with either of the 2 hard drives powered. Sadly
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/02/20/1837204
'Nuff said... :-D
Chris
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By design, WINE is complete when it can replicate and translate all of
windows
programming system signals. By doing this, google will make the entire WINE
base a bit more stable, rather than less, which means this will probably
help
many more programs become more compatible than
I've been pondering upon the possibility of setting up a vps as a
mobile internet proxy.
I've did pretty much that that, using squid. Instead of image
transcoding, I simply replaced all images with a 1x1 pixel transparent
GIF. The result was effectively a text only proxy, ideal for keeping
Hi,
Im sorry if this has already been discussed...but what are the specs for
this laptop?
Regards
Javad
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The Elonex One will feature a 7-inch 800x480 display, a 300 MHz X86
processor, 1GB of flash memory, three hours of battery life, weighing
2.2 pounds and running Linux. There will
Ive just tried to access mowser.com using my three mobile phone and
got a site blocked message. After querying this with three tech
support, the chaps says:
Three filters web content using an internet watch foundation blocklist
and so if the website is on the list you are not allowed
Cheeky beggars!
Ive just tried to access mowser.com using my three mobile phone and
got a site blocked message. After querying this with three tech
support, the chaps says:
Three filters web content using an internet watch foundation blocklist
and so if the website is on the list you are not
On Feb 19, 2008 3:31 PM, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 02:58:41PM +, Chris Rowson wrote:
Both told me that they could unblock what they referred to somewhat
amusingly as the top shelf sites but not this one. I did point out
that browsing pornography
Just reading an article on the register about the new Elonex One when
I noticed a comment with a link in:
http://ec.fontastic.com.tw/clients/showproducts_A9160333734983_big_P11987417213084909.html
Looks like Elonex are rebranding these PCs. At least there's a bit
more techie info here.
Chris
Just reading an article on the register about the new Elonex One when
I noticed a comment with a link in:
http://ec.fontastic.com.tw/clients/showproducts_A9160333734983_big_P11987417213084909.html
Yes, it was on the fontastic site that I saw the wifi is an optional extra.
Mac
I've got
Hi,
It's not often I ask questions like this of the list but I'm pretty
stumped at the moment.
I've got a Nokia N73, I've got a USB cable and I've got a PC with
Ubuntu Gutsy. How do I get them to party?
I'd like to be able to synchronise calendar and contacts but I can't
seem to be able to
When you get up to the big Nokias (like my N95) that have memory
identified as mass storage, you just plug the thing in and it shows
up as a removable drive. Not that that helps you out... sorry
Pete
Hi Pete,
The N73 seems to do that too. If I connect it to the laptop and select
the mass
Given the fact that Nokia uses so much FOSS. You'd think that they'd
release a synchronisation manager for Linux.
Chris
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I'm not quite sure if this comes under 'off-topic' or not. If it does,
I apologise in advance and please feel free to slap my writes!
I've been pondering upon the possibility of setting up a vps as a
mobile internet proxy.
It would be good to add image transcoding (to reduce the size of
images
Hi folks,
Since LMM left is anyone looking after the ubuntu-uk forum (from a
loco POV) I notice that LMM is still a forum admin?
http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=274
After reading the IRC thread, I wondered if anyone had thought about
the forums too?
By the way, if you're used to
Indeed. From my point of view I've been reluctant to clean up after LMM
left simply because I didn't want it to seem like we were erasing his
existence. However now that you've brought it up, it would make sense for
someone (Pricey?) to add someone else as an admin.
I wouldn't mind doing
Someone who actually visits the forum would be near the top of the list
in
my book, so you're well qualified :)
I suppose I could have quoted the Starship Troopers 'Until you die or
I get somebody better' quote !!
:) Love that film. It's so trashy, but awesome at the same time.
Does anyone have any ideas of information we could pass on (she seemed
to be woefully lacking in information about Linux and was eagerly
writing everything I said down in her notebook, even though I don't know
that much myself)?
Hi Thomas,
Stephen Fry has written a piece on open source,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: paketto
Release: Ubuntu Gutsy
Package: Paketto 1.10-7
When running the command 'sudo scanrand -b200k
192.168.1.1-254:80,20-25,139' scanrand returns the error 'Destination
required.'
This error seems to occur when invoking scanrand with any argument.
Hi People
Recently joined the mailing list..
Have experimented with Xubuntu, Mandriva and SuSe but have finally
settled with Ubuntu with the Claws mailer.. The name is apt as my wife
spent most of her life living in Zimbabwe
Andy
Hi Andy,
Welcome to the list mate - Thanks for saying
I don't know if many people caught this on Slashdot, but for those of
you who didn't...
Basically, the French paramilitary police are replacing Microsoft XP
on 70,000 desktops with Ubuntu.
Quote from Colonel Nicolas Geraud, deputy director of the
gendarmerie's IT department.
We will introduce
I don't know if many people caught this on Slashdot, but for those of
you who didn't...
Basically, the French paramilitary police are replacing Microsoft XP
on 70,000 desktops with Ubuntu.
Quote from Colonel Nicolas Geraud, deputy director of the
gendarmerie's IT department.
We will introduce
As I have just got recently got myself sorted with a Launchpad login,
and have been lurking on this mailing list for a few months, I thought
it may be about time to introduce myself.
My name is Mark Burns, I'm a Web Developer from the South West of
Scotland, and I have been using
On Sun, 2008-01-13 at 14:19 +, Farran Lee wrote:
lately I've been showing my friends and family ubuntu, trying to convert
them to it. I promised them that it can't touch windows, and will not
damage any of their files.
But every computer I've run it on, the owner has reported it has
On 11/01/2008, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Jan 11, 2008 at 12:42:36PM +, Michael Holloway wrote:
Has anybody else tried jeOS yet?
I have tried it on 3 different VMWare servers, 2 AMD based, and one
Intel.
You installed a system designed for running virtual
Check out this
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JeOS
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