Hi folks,
This is just a quick post to the list, asking you to consider writing
to your local newspaper or magazine to promote Ubuntu.
The article has already been written for you. You can edit it, change
it or leave it as it is, but the general idea is that it should take
the effort out of
Hi folks,
This is just a quick post to the list, asking you to consider writing
to your local newspaper or magazine to promote Ubuntu.
The article has already been written for you. You can edit it, change
it or leave it as it is, but the general idea is that it should take
the effort out of
You know it's a pity we couldn't raise some money for a small
duplication tower, leave it with a trusted volunteer and then have the
kit on hand to run off CDs for events as needed :-)
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Chris,
If you're suggesting something like a group podcast - then I +1 the idea.
Andy
Absolutely :-D
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The people behind the Full Circle Magazine are looking for people to
pitch to make an official podcast. Sounds interesting.
You know, I think it'd be good if we could get together as ubuntu-uk
and contribute to this. I'm interested, is anyone else?
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Well, I'm still working on it :D You can see a prototype ad in the
sidebar of my blog. See http://crunchbang.org/ and look down the right
column for the Ubuntu add - if you refresh the page the add copy
should change.
Great I love it!
When you've finished I'd love to put it on my blog.
I am sure it will be sales to schools only so possible people will miss out
on this device.
Colin
Dunno,
This looks pretty much the same PC doesn't it?
http://www.clove.co.uk/viewProduct.aspx?product=9136E4FD-2F3C-4289-84A9-4B96ED813B9Dcategory=GROUP4
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I think one of my favorite tag lines involving ubuntu was coined by Arron
finnon (President of The Abertay Linux Society) while atending the debian
confrence. Ubuntu: is an old african word for Cant Install Debian
azmodie
I heard a similar one:
Ubuntu is an ancient African word which means
Hi Bryce,
Feisty is fine, as is edgy and dapper. I think that gutsy's default is
to run the live cd with compositing enabled isn't it? If so, I think
that's most likely the problem in this case. I'm surprised that more
people don't have issues.
Cheers
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the settings I have made in the BIOS. It complains at me a lot,
Sounds like
And finally a photo showing the graphics corruption.
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Here's the output of lspci -vvnn
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
I noticed these preview shots of Windows Home Server.
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/whs_screens_01.asp
I'm sure most of you will agree that Ubuntu is probably pretty well
placed to operate as a serious competitor to this product and wondered
if anyone has any ideas
By joke I meant more along the lines of what a brilliant idea, a home server
that backs up pcs and stores files on the network, wait actually is that not
basically what nas does and doesn't need a full pc, or for us more
technically minded what we can do with an old cardboard box, some
What I was thinking of doing was running a stand there for the three days -
starting Tues 15/07/08 I think - demonstrating Ubuntu together with it's
Assistive Technologies in use.
Hey there folks,
Are the assistive technologies in Ubuntu any good?
I seem to remember a post a few months ago
But most knowledgeable enthusiasts would rather have a linux box something
to be proud of!!
Ah but most people who work in IT only use Windows Servers and
Desktops so I'm guessing it'd be a natural extension of that for them
to buy into a Windows Home Server for their backups, DVDs etc ;-)
I work in IT in predominately windows environments and I don't know anyone
who would not be delighted to use linux servers at home.
Regards,
Daniel
Well I suppose it depends on where you work I guess. I work for a
reasonably large (130 staff or so looking after mabey 5000 desktops
and a
I'll take this as a positive acceptance of the idea - thanks for all the
offers of support up to and including the tea pot Matthew!
Cool :-D This sounds like a very admirable project. Has anyone got any
ideas about how this could be funded? How does the loco usually get
cash for exhibiting etc?
I don't know. We could ask the loco teams for help with recording their
own localised versions of course.
That seems sensible. I'm sure that loco teams would go for that. Seems
to me that the level of effort required to make an audio dictation of
the UWN would be an order of magnitude less
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I noticed these preview shots of Windows Home Server.
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/whs_screens_01.asp
I'm sure most of you will agree that Ubuntu is probably pretty well
placed to operate as a serious competitor to this product and wondered
if anyone has any ideas
Public bug reported:
When running the most recent updates an error message occurs.
E: /var/cache/apt/archives/cupsys_1.3.2-1ubuntu4_i386.deb: trying to
overwrite `/usr/share/doc/libcupsys2/CREDITS.txt', which is also in
package libcupsys2
** Affects: cupsys (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
My guess would be: Lots more Linux servers than Windows ones, probably
lots that don't have system security patches applied[0] and lots and
lots and lots and lots and lots of PHP code running on them which is
even less likely to be getting security love :/
[0] MS are getting very good at
Ok. So should we have a trial of the audio version of UWN for a month
or so and gather information about the popularity (how many downloads)?
I don't mind sorting this.
Cheers,
Al.
Hi Al,
I think yes. That'd be a sensible idea.
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Ubuntu Linux, Made in Scotland from Girders.
Oh, wait a minute someone already did that :-S
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Ubuntu Linux, Not just for nerds anymore.
Ubuntu Linux, Officially used by James Bond.
Ubuntu Linux, Kills 100% of viruses. Dead. (along the lines of
Domestos advert)
Ubuntu Linux, The 0S ov l33t hax0rs
Ubuntu Linux, Does exactly what it says on the tin. (Ronseal)
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I am AMAZED at how much MORE traffic something relatively simple, like
electing a well-respected, experienced Ubuntu Advocate to be PoC has
generated... relative to stuff like, say, the launch coming up in 2
weeks time.
M.
I wholeheartedly agreee - I think it's fairly evident that on the
It's not a problem borrowing kit most of the time, but it would still be
convenient to have a nice little portable monitor with me. I take a USB
RS232 serial adapter, so I can login on a server's RS232 serial port in
an emergency!
Hey Tony,
I know it's a bit off-topic, but thought I'd be
Thanks Tony,
That's something new for me to play with :-)
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Ubuntu, What Windows would be like if it worked properly
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Date: 2 Oct 2007 22:16
Subject: [ubuntu-marketing] countdown for gutsy
To: ubuntu-marketing [EMAIL PROTECTED], Fridge
editors [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I've recently added a countdown script to the www.ubuntu.com
I never thought I'd miss Bill Gates.
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NO
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So that'll be a no then Chris ;-) :-P
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Hi all.
I'm Taufan from Bogor, Indonesia.
Just use Ubuntu in the last 2 months and want to meet ubuntu-ers in all
over the world.
Hello there Taufan, how are you doing :-)
It's great to see Ubuntu being used around the world, and really good
to hear that you are replacing Windows with Ubuntu
Heil to the Leader!
May the unbelievers repent, or be hanged from cat 5e cable as an
example to others!
But seriously, well done Alan - I'm sure you'll do a great job.
Cheers
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
Problem:
When booting the Gutsy beta Live CD in default mode, graphics fail when using
an Nvidia Geforce4 440 Go on my Higrade laptop computer. Instead of seeing the
expected screens, the screen presented is black with white horizontal
Hi Bryce, I'm happy to do that but how do I access these files from
the live CD session after the screen has blanked out? It doesn't drop
to the shell.
The error doesn't occur with Feisty.
Cheers
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Check this out, it's quite interesting ;-)
http://www.listphile.com/Linux
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Hi there,
I notice that there are two polls running for the Loco contact post,
when there really should only be one.
Please vote using the top one, and not the bottom one on this page
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-uk/+polls
Could whoever is looking after the poll, please delete the incorrect
Check this out, it's quite interesting ;-)
http://www.listphile.com/Linux
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Just a quick note to any potential Ubuntu-UK contact volunteers out there.
This is your last chance to register yourself as a candidate. You have
until 23:59 this evening to enter your name here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/ubuntu-uk.org/PoC_candidates to be put
forward for the voting stage.
Ok heres the problem.
I have to install a riser card for a graphics card in my pc. When the
graphics card is instlled the ports do not align at the back.
So i was wondering is there anything that i can attach the graphics
card to the case..and then use some kind of extension to
Glurk! I wasn't even aware that there had been a proposal to vote on
Sunday 23?!! When was such a proposal announced? I certainly don't
recall seeing any mention of it on the mailing list..
..
Where was the proposed vote announced? I don't recall seeing mention of
it on
As Nik Butler has announced that he is stepping down, the position of
LoCo contact will shortly become vacant. This of course means that
Ubuntu-UK needs a new contact.
Due to some ambiguity as to how we should vote for a new member,
tonights IRC meeting focused on establishing the fairest way to
Scrase, Eddie wrote:
I'm probably stating the obvious here, but if the two bars are a
problem, you can always move everything from the top bar down to the
bottom and then delete the top bar (which is what I have done on my
installation). You can also replace the Gnome
David Morley wrote:
It pays no money you get little thanks but it is important. If you
feel you could step into Nik's shoes and basically pass info from mail
onto the group then sign up now for this amazing position.
Seriously People. If you are a regular on the irc channel then now
I've cascaded this email to the ubuntu-uk loco forum too.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3376661
Cheers
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I promise, I'm not trolling!
I've been moving users across from Windows to Linux for a while now,
with - on the large - reasonable success. Because I use Gnome, and
don't have much experience of using KDE, I've just always installed
Ubuntu by default and not really given Kubuntu the time of day.
definitely worth a look so you can see for yourself.
Matthew.
I thought that might be worth a bash Matthew,
I've just installed Kubuntu Gutsy Tribe 5 to see what all of the fuss
is about. In the past I've only tried installing kubuntu-desktop over
the top of gnome. First impressions are that
I think this is definitely one for personal preference. I think that
Kubuntu and kde have a lot to offer. However I personally prefer
gnome. This isn't because I'm some numpty like some people would
insist but because it works the way I expect it to.
This is definitely a suck and see
Chris Rowson wrote:
It's not what you've got, it's what you do with it that counts ;-)
Right now I'm not doing much with it (Perl, most web technologies but
not Java, sometimes sysadmin, and occasional C/Bash/Awk/Sed), due to
lack of gainful employment. Until this changes, I'm open
I am announcing the need for me to step down and away from the UKTeam
loco contact and project due to the increasing popularity of my new
Social Media Networking brand. Since the Code of Conduct encourages a
responsible handing off of responsibilities and content I would suggest
we use the
On 13/09/2007, Matthew Larsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
check this out
http://www.custompc.co.uk/news/601272/killer-nic--first-look.html
That's one of the most frivolous pieces of kit I've seen in a while.
How much fun is that!
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It's not what you've got, it's what you do with it that counts ;-)
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You may have seen this on slashdot today, but just in case you didn't
- check it out anyway.
It's a great article showing how one business is saving a ton of cash
by migrating its server infrastructure away from Microsoft, and to
Linux.
http://www.linux.com/feature/119020
Cheers
Chris
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You may have seen this on slashdot today, but just in case you didn't
- check it out anyway.
It's a great article showing how one business is saving a ton of cash
by migrating its server infrastructure away from Microsoft, and to
Linux.
http://www.linux.com/feature/119020
Cheers
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I think you are correct in that companies (directors managers etc) are
looking for IT process. But IT departments are run by those people. The
heads of IT/IT Managers/IT Directors/CTOs (who are on 50k+) are responsible
for such business. The IT department, or the team itself needs to be made
The torrents fine if a little slow - and the more people downloading the
faster it will get... ;)
Pete
Yeah, it is - the game's pretty new and not really finished yet so
it's kinda just getting started. I've started downloading the torrent
to my server though, so if you connect use this
As promised - here's a link to download the game: Nowt special, I just
quickly installed a webserver onto my vps, so I don't know how quick
it'll be. I'll leave it up a few days for those that want to use it.
http://server.justuber.com/
Cheers
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Which patch are you referring to?
- Alexander
Hi Alex,
The one you committed here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/network-manager/+bug/64173/comments/70
Raising the connection timeout seems to have settled down these
disconnects. We're not seeing frequent reports of them anymore. Unless
someone
If you (like I) are into Battlestar Galactica and Linux then you might
be interested in this new free game:
http://game-warden.com/bsg/
Check out the videos here: http://game-warden.com/bsg/videos.html
It runs on Linux, and although currently there's only a demo out - it
does support
if its BSG related...im ineven thou im not into pc games (more of a
console man) ..and il prob get my a$$ kicked lol
..thanks matey...i will try this soon
Yeah, I found it at work, so connected to my home computer and set it
downloading. I'm looking forward to getting home to give it a
Tut tut, get back to work!
;-)
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With the exception of Chris Rowson of course. He can read minds
*thinks: wants a beer*
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Word of disappointment if I may? I have used Ubuntu from the time it was
first released and yet there does not appear to be a dot for me. For the
record I live in St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
Norman
Hey Norman,
You have to add yourself mate ;-)
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I have become (slightly ambitiously) the volunteer system admin for a
small local charity serving a small number of vulnerable users.
I expect to commission and admin 5 PCs each with edubuntu 7.04 (a few
are dual boot with windows). There will be a modem router and LAN
including a switch.
I
does local box mean the 'modem router' or a specific PC set up as
something? I am not clear about what is the 'proxy port' (sorry). Is
this the port to a proxy server or from it?
As I understand things (and expect) the PCs will not really have a
formal arrangement apart from being connected
Organising release parties are a good idea, but in all honesty a
national meet is fairly awkward. The spread of users on the ubuntu-uk
frappr map here:
http://www.frappr.com/?a=constellation_mapmapid=137439504139
Kinda shows London as rather distant from the largest majority of
ubuntu-uk'ers!
For Martin this bug appears to be fixed for madwifi in gutsy? anyone
still has issues with that driver?
It wasn't *really* a bug with madwifi as such ;-) Perhaps more the way
that network manager used madwifi (although it could be argued that
madwifi should work differently.)
Anyway - now
Hi Alan,
I have sent press releases to local newspapers and this has born some
fruit.
We have had a very good press mention in a local free paper - it goes
to all houses :-)
That's great but the bit reading:
organising local events to highlight the benefits of Free and Open
Source
On 29/08/2007, Martin Albisetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/29/07, Jon Reagan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey folks!
I found this story on the web via Google alerts, and thought I would send it
on to you guys. It has a section on ubuntu that discusses how it is coming
out of geek
On 26/08/07, Ronnie Tucker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
full circle #4
Marketing Preview
Hi Ronnie,
Another nice job ;-)
I'm pleased to see you used the launchpad article - instant fame lol :-P
One thing though. The example code lines could do with reformatting.
Some of them start with @@ etc
Hey folks, just a quick reminder to watch 'The IT Crowd' tonight. If
you work in IT, you really shouldn't miss it ;-) And if you dont, you
really shouldn't miss it.
http://www.justuber.com/blog/2007/08/24/watch-the-it-crowd-tonight/
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Hi folks,
I've been bashing this idea around on the mailing list for a bit, but
thought I'd come and shout about it here to in case I'd missed anyone
;-)
The idea is to raise the brand awareness of Ubuntu by using the power
of viral marketing. We'd like to create something like the
Actually - I don't know how I did that, but that was full of errors :-S
This one has been proofread a little more ...
-
Hi folks,
I've been bashing this idea around on the marketing mailing list for a
bit, but thought I'd come and shout about it here in case I'd
On 21/08/07, João Santiago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I wouldn't pay what they are asking for a mere 256Kb... for that same
price (~33€) I get 8Mb.
Hehehe - but do you ;-)
As I found from my ISP where I pay £24.99 a month, you don't always
get what you pay for.
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hey all,
No idea who's behind this marketing decision, but...
http://perkypants.org/blog/2007/08/20/linux-for-ladies/
As discussed in #debian-women earlier...does that mean that ladies are
no longer human beings now?
[19:15]
When I don't get harassed repeatedly due to Ubuntu, and can use my real
name on irc, and in launchpad, etc, and be known for who I am, and not
for being female, then i'll agree with you. As it is, I tend to only
raise the stuff that I think is worth raising, precisely because of
reactions
Sending the mail to the list this time, as Chris has gone and
published part of what was a private mail, so as not to raise a flame
war. Needless to say, that wish is now pointless.
I genuinely didn't realise you'd sent that off list - If you ever want
an email to remain private
I genuinely didn't realise you'd sent that off list - If you ever want
an email to remain private please,please mark it OFF LIST or PRIVATE
at the top of the text. If I'd had realised you wanted to talk
privately I'd have never have sent that to the list.
Cheers
Chris
Sorry, just to make
Not sure what you mean by this bit, but given that ubuntuvideo.com is
a well known Ubuntu video site in the Ubuntu namespace and that this
project is about Ubuntu videos, I'd like to hear more from John (added
to cc) about why it's not possible to add comments/voting facilities
to this site,
Having said that, it's clear that this discussion shouldn't get in the
way of the project developing; i.e. people should actually be thinking
about making videos. Had you envisaged writing some guidelines for how
to go about making videos; i.e. what sort of ideas are acceptable,
what
Personally, I'll have a 'Linux for Men' T-Shirt please.
It'd make me feel well, Manly -
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And just to add another I asked my missus what she thought comment.
I showed her the picture and asked straight out, 'What do you think of
this T-Shirt?'
Other than the T-Shirt was horrible, and that she wouldn't wear it
'cause it's boring (not an Ubuntu advocate then!), she said she wear
it if
On Fri, Aug 17, 2007 at 11:57:39AM +0100, Chris Rowson wrote:
I've just had an email from the good folks over at thedailymotion.com
- who have heard about our viral video project.
And the wiki has also now been edited by someone from Videoboom.com
offering hosting for up to 5000 videos
Feel free to correct my understanding but I think you're pushing at a
different door. Ubuntuvideo.com doesn't host videos; it streams them
and is a site which I think can be used to front the project: i.e. to
promote videos, allow users to vote on them etc.
Definately. I think we need to
OK, folks so the way I see it is.
We've got an existing community front end at ubuntuvideo.com. It's
currently displaying videos which are embedded in sites like
youtube.com for example.
So far, we have had hosting offers from two different companies:
dailymotion.com
videoboom.com
Which
Oh, and just quickly.
Here is last months traffic for dailymotion.com
http://www.dailymotion.com/press/fact_sheet_july2007.pdf
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I got a message from John of the ubuntuvideo.com site.
John says he'd be able to embed video clips into the ubuntuvideo.com
site if we get them hosted elsewhere. John wouldn't be able to offer
comments or ratings however.
At the moment it's looking more and more sensible to go with
Hi all!
For some time I have been intending to get a VPS somewhere. I know that
throughout this time I have seen various people mentioning in IRC doing the
same.
I know I will get varying answers to this, but can people recommend the best
host in their experience? (and Debian/Ubuntu is a
Regarding building a .deb from the package: who cares if anyone else
will use it? If it makes your life easier, do it anyway! You can
always make it available if anyone else is interested, but the main
reason for building the .deb is to make it easier for you to install
it again and
What does everyone think?
Ta,
Rob
I'll have a look too if you like Rob - see if we can get it any cheaper.
I do like the 'had enough' brochure, but I wonder if it'd perhaps look
a little better without the little logos on each panel.
I think the front page could do with tidying up too
alan c wrote:
Ubuntu Servers Hacked
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/08/15/1341224
If this is true it is pretty sad. It will take some time for
confidence to be regained. What a gift (or a result?) for the opposition!
I think that too much is being made of the 'Ubuntu'
Can anyone give any advise on getting the 'Listen Live' link on
www.helpmechill.co.uk to work.
Thanks in advance.
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Ooooh cheers for the link Colin,
My colleagues and I down here in the computer room (imagine
For anyone interested, the problem with some user getting online and others
not, after a lot of hacking and telewest (hiring a BT adsl line) swearing
that it was nothing to do with them or there equipment and that we should use
windows etc, turned out to be a faulty in line filter (provided by
Have you thought about generating a .deb for the package you want, and using
that to deploy?
Video showing (full link[0]):
http://tinyurl.com/2tke4v
Howto build a .deb (Quite old, but should still be useful):
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51003
[0]
My colleagues and I down here in the computer room (imagine
http://www.reynholm.co.uk/it.php and you're pretty close lol) are
having a nice relaxing morning due to the chilled vibes
Excellent WEB site! Must watch the IT Crowd when it's on.
Regards,
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Regarding building a .deb from the package: who cares if anyone else
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reason for building the .deb is to make it easier for you to install
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