2009/6/23 Alan Lord (News) alansli...@gmail.com:
On 23/06/09 21:05, Sean Miller wrote:
Problem with learning Linux is that there is really no such thing,
Linux is merely a kernel and every distribution is different...
obviously the core bash and command line utilities tend to be fairly
2009/6/23 Greg Herdman gherd...@toucansurf.com:
One general thought regarding this list - much of the chat is, by its
very nature, very technical, or at least very much couched in 'insider'
language. As a real beginner in the Ubuntu world I for one would
appreciate a bit of 'translation' when
On Tue, 2009-06-23 at 14:03 +0100, John wrote:
The second thing I wanted to ask was, I am hopeless at picking things up
by reading, I'm from the old school, where I learn better being shown.
Are there any courses I can go on, that can help me learn Linux better?
Thanks for your help.
I was asked some little time ago to report on how my efforts to set up
the Bamboo tablet progressed. As mentioned in an earlier post, I changed
my operating system from 9.04 to 8.04 primarily because I am not capable
of using HAL. With a great deal of help from a non-Ubuntu user, the
Bamboo, as
Neil Greenwood wrote:
Finding a common set of terms (and then remembering to use them!) is
difficult.
The best thing to do is ask if you don't understand.
Seconded. Just ask for clarification - even if it's not something your
particularly interested in or if you can't understand it enough
Neil Greenwood wrote:
2009/6/23 Alan Lord (News) alansli...@gmail.com:
On 23/06/09 21:05, Sean Miller wrote:
Problem with learning Linux is that there is really no such thing,
Linux is merely a kernel and every distribution is different...
obviously the core bash and command line
Tim Dobson wrote:
Neil Greenwood wrote:
Finding a common set of terms (and then remembering to use them!) is
difficult.
The best thing to do is ask if you don't understand.
Seconded. Just ask for clarification - even if it's not something your
particularly interested in or if
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Matthew Daubney wrote:
On Tue, 2009-06-23 at 14:03 +0100, John wrote:
The second thing I wanted to ask was, I am hopeless at picking things up
by reading, I'm from the old school, where I learn better being shown.
Are there any courses I can go on, that can help me learn Linux better?
On Wed, 2009-06-24 at 17:40 +0100, John wrote:
snippy snip snip
Hi Neil,
thank you for the links, they are really useful, I keep forgetting about
those. I do already have those, and have looked through a few of them. I
learnt how to add Root Nautilus Launcher to the panel, and a few
Matthew Daubney wrote:
On Wed, 2009-06-24 at 17:40 +0100, John wrote:
snippy snip snip
Hi Neil,
thank you for the links, they are really useful, I keep forgetting about
those. I do already have those, and have looked through a few of them. I
learnt how to add Root Nautilus
2009/6/24 John jake...@sky.com:
Oh wow, that would be really useful. I have not been to one before.
Would it be in London, or somewhere else.
We're hoping for there to be more than one. See this mail I sent to the list.
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-uk/2009-June/019439.html
Sadly
Alan Pope wrote:
2009/6/24 John jake...@sky.com:
Oh wow, that would be really useful. I have not been to one before.
Would it be in London, or somewhere else.
We're hoping for there to be more than one. See this mail I sent to the list.
the Bamboo, as far as I can tell, is fully operative with the
stylus, all
the buttons and the circle working...
Norman That's great news. You must be very pleased! I guess you
got the buttons working with the script you mentioned earlier? I
think you were looking to
My brother who is a very recent convert to Ubuntu has a Belkin USB
Wireless G adapter which he would like to use. In order to do this I
understand that it is necessary to know the chipset details so could
someone please tell me if it is possible, using Ubuntu, to get this
information.
Norman
I
My brother who is a very recent convert to Ubuntu has a Belkin USB
Wireless G adapter which he would like to use. In order to do this I
understand that it is necessary to know the chipset details so could
someone please tell me if it is possible, using Ubuntu, to get this
information.
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