On 17/01/07, Robin Menneer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David
Thank you for your advice. The trouble is that I'm spoilt for choice.
It looks as if it is between hp, canon or epsom, but there are so
many models. I don't mind paying extra if it is worth it.
Robin
Robin,
You're likely to find
If we all keep avocating, using and pushing suppliers for linux support the
momentum should snowball.
Esp' as alot of vendors see education as a wallet with no bounds. They know
they can always come back to education and say. This product will do
*insert latest buzzwords here* .. and
Neil
Thanks for advice. The DX 6000 is the only one which gives ink usage
- 425 sheets for black ink - the other models (and makes) are all
silent as far as I can ferret out. No info available about expiry
date. Should one go for the only machine for which there are ink
usage data published ?
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Nik Butler wrote:
Out of interest would Ubuntu-UK members like to do a tour of the Both
Houses of Parliament ?
Dependant on dates and stuff, sure.
dsas
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On 17/01/07, Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4. Ability to provide software to students, schools can allow students
to do work at home, such as writing essays, as long as they have a PC
if the school uses Free software then they can give out copies. This
allows poorer people to receive a better
Alan Pope wrote:
On Tue, 2007-01-16 at 19:10 +, Nik Butler wrote:
Out of interest would Ubuntu-UK members like to do a tour of the Both
Houses of Parliament ?
http://www.parliament.uk/directories/hcio/tours.cfm
Lets see how many are interested before we worry about in or out of
On 18/01/07, Neil Greenwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I agree heartily with all of your points, I think there might be
a flaw with this one...
I seem to remember (and I could be incorrect on this) that at least
some schools have licensing deals with Microsoft where the school
purchases
Neil,
Neil Greenwood wrote:
While I agree heartily with all of your points, I think there might be
a flaw with this one...
I seem to remember (and I could be incorrect on this) that at least
some schools have licensing deals with Microsoft where the school
purchases Office and the licence
I remember reading in one hospital's intranet that a copy of MS Office
was available for staff to install at home to do work related stuff.
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Hello there,
I'm new to the Ubuntu-UK community. I've recently install Edgy Eft on
a relatively old computer of mine and it is working fine.
I thought I'd contribute to the discussion here, because I am in my
last year at secondary school, and the talk about OSS in schools is
quite relevant for
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 21:57 +, Benjamin Webb wrote:
Hello there,
Hi Benjamin.
I'm new to the Ubuntu-UK community. I've recently install Edgy Eft on
a relatively old computer of mine and it is working fine.
Great!
I thought I'd contribute to the discussion here, because I am in my
last
I only live about 45 minutes away, so I wouldn't mind.. Add me to the list..
Alex Latchford.
Nik Butler wrote:
Out of interest would Ubuntu-UK members like to do a tour of the Both
Houses of Parliament ?
http://www.parliament.uk/directories/hcio/tours.cfm
Lets see how many are interested
On 18/01/07, Benjamin Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there,
Hello!
I thought I'd contribute to the discussion here, because I am in my
last year at secondary school, and the talk about OSS in schools is
quite relevant for me.
Me too!
I'd be interested in joining any capaign to
Yeah, it is a shame, I tried to promote as much OSS software in school I
could, got Inkscape, Firefox, Filezilla, and a few other bits installed.
I just left VI Form at my secondary school, was a shame not to see Linux
on the desktop at all, but we did run some servers.
Roberto Sarrionandia
On 18/01/07, Toby Smithe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 21:57 +, Benjamin Webb wrote:
Hello there,
Hi Benjamin.
I'm new to the Ubuntu-UK community. I've recently install Edgy Eft on
a relatively old computer of mine and it is working fine.
Great!
I thought I'd
Windows servers in mine, I have just written to my MP.
There i big support for the early day motion at the moment, loads of MPs
have signed.
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 22:40 +, Chris Smith wrote:
Yeah, it is a shame, I tried to promote as much OSS software in school I
could, got Inkscape,
Benjamin Webb wrote:
Hello there,
I'm new to the Ubuntu-UK community. I've recently install Edgy Eft on
a relatively old computer of mine and it is working fine.
Welcome!
I thought I'd contribute to the discussion here, because I am in my
last year at secondary school, and the talk about
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 22:01 +, Roberto Sarrionandia wrote:
Hi Ben,
I'm also nearing the end of secondary school. If only we were a little
younger to see if OSS gets implemented at all.
It's ok! tsmithe to the rescue! I'll do the seeing for you :)
Welcome to Ubuntu-UK, the schools
I had an Epson printer with expiry chip and it drove me mad and wasted
millions of pounds.
On 18/01/07, Neil Greenwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/01/07, Robin Menneer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David
Thank you for your advice. The trouble is that I'm spoilt for choice.
It looks as if it
Write back to your IT teachers and email some of the discussion perhaps. My
son installed Ubuntu for me- so we have so much to learn from all of you
younger chaps. Caroline
On 18/01/07, Benjamin Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there,
I'm new to the Ubuntu-UK community. I've recently
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 23:03 +, Roberto Sarrionandia wrote:
Tsmithe, have you written to your MP?
Has he already signed the early-day motion?
I think I've been pretty active regarding this issue. I've corresponded
my MP, Greg Clark (Shadow Minister for Charities; and thus unable to
sign
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 23:28 +, London School of Puppetry wrote:
I had an Epson printer with expiry chip and it drove me mad and wasted
millions of pounds.
A printer cost you millions? I wish I had that kind of money to throw
away :P
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London School of Puppetry wrote:
I had an Epson printer with expiry chip and it drove me mad and wasted
millions of pounds.
On 18/01/07, *Neil Greenwood* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 17/01/07, Robin Menneer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 16:24 +, Leon Barker wrote:
I remember reading in one hospital's intranet that a copy of MS Office
was available for staff to install at home to do work related stuff.
Maybe you could point out to them that a copy of OpenOffice is also
available for staff to install
This is a nice article about Amarok, and I will be keeping it and
using it at a later date - I have not yet used my ipod much.
http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/01/04/1916256
I was a bit surprised to see an adverse comment about ubuntu though -
related to the function for ripping CDs:
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