What a great e-mail. I do hope you aren't paying a licence fee,
however. :)
On Sun, 2006-11-19 at 02:09 +, Anthony Vickers wrote:
Toby Smithe wrote:
Forwarded to wrong list! Oops!
On Sat, 2006-11-18 at 23:22 +, Dean Sas wrote:
Toby Smithe wrote:
Hell! It had a 4
That entirely depends on which CD you rip as you point out in your own mail.
Of course it does. For example, my wife teaches French and uses CDs as
part of the course. It is perfectly legal to copy these CDs and to
distribute them to the students.
* Burning ripped audio to CD
As above
In recent BIOSes, there should be an option for legacy USB support.
This, and the ability to boot from USB. GRUB should recognise external
USB drives as extra hard drives, ie (hd0) is the main drive, (hd1) the
first USB.
On Sun, 2006-11-19 at 06:24 +, Sean Miller wrote:
I now have Edgy
On Sun, Nov 19, 2006 at 09:05:04AM +, Norman Silverstone wrote:
That entirely depends on which CD you rip as you point out in your own mail.
Of course it does. For example, my wife teaches French and uses CDs as
part of the course. It is perfectly legal to copy these CDs and to
Just a thought - lots of folk, like myself, do not use 6.10 but the
previous issue. Also, from what I have read, 6.10 is not yet as stable
as Dapper. More about that some other time.
That's a good point. Most of the stuff so far actually isn't very different
between dapper and edgy,
On Sun, Nov 19, 2006 at 10:23:55AM +, Matthew East wrote:
Could the people who are working on these maybe post to the ubuntu-doc
list and show off their work? That way, we can discuss whether they
might be suitable for us in one of those ways, give some feedback, and
maybe get some more
On 19/11/06, Pete Ryland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why bother with gvim? It's less convenient than running vim in a
shell.
You know, I really can't answer that! There's no logical reason for
it, it just seems to depend on where I am when I start editting. If
I'm on the desktop, I click the gvim
On Saturday 18 November 2006 23:46, Tony Arnold wrote:
[snip]
As it is, there is no guarantee the site is owned by
who you think it it
[snip]
Well, there is; it's a .gov.uk address, which isn't publically registerable
and is only used for government websites.
Robert
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Hi,
I thought you all might be interested in my new podcast,
http://questionsplease.org The first episode is yet to be recorded but
will be on Thursday and will feature Richard Stallman, Jeff Waugh and
Jeremy Allison as guests. The idea is that people in the community send
in questions and
I thought you all might be interested in my new podcast,
http://questionsplease.org The first episode is yet to be recorded but
will be on Thursday and will feature Richard Stallman, Jeff Waugh and
Jeremy Allison as guests. The idea is that people in the community send
in questions and
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Forwarding to sounder, see if we can get more bidders.
To provide a bit more info: This is an auction of a Ubuntu t-shirt
signed by sabdfl, Jon 'maddog' Hall and various other developers, as
well as some of the UKTeam. All proceeds will go to
Robert K. Day wrote:
On Saturday 18 November 2006 23:46, Tony Arnold wrote:
[snip]
As it is, there is no guarantee the site is owned by
who you think it it
[snip]
Well, there is; it's a .gov.uk address, which isn't publically registerable
and is only used for government websites.
On 19/11/06, Pat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 19/11/06, Pete Ryland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, you should be using make rather than shell scripts, and
ideally autoconf/automake for portability's sake.
Yes, good advice, and I'm with you on that. Though, up until recently,
I've not done
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