tim.ritt...@doctors.org.uk wrote:
How many people out there use dual monitors? Is the general poor
support for dual monitors a conequence of the closed source nature of
the graphics drivers? I would ideally like to use kde, but this
doesn't support dual screens at all.
I don't know if it's
Sean Miller wrote:
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:00 AM, Sean Miller s...@seanmiller.net wrote:
Why do none of these programmes ever mention Wine?
Come to think of it, why isn't Wine installed by default??
I don't know if there are any official reasons, but here are some
possibilities
* It's
Daniel Drummond wrote:
2009/10/27 Philip Stubbs phi...@stuphi.co.uk:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8326264.stm?ls
/Some of the security is through obscurity but it's also better by
design, he said./
Just doesn't make sense at all. Surely as it is an open-source system,
there
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 12:57, Daniel Drummond dmdrummo...@gmail.com wrote:
Dean Sas wrote:
Daniel Drummond wrote:
2009/10/27 Philip Stubbs phi...@stuphi.co.uk:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8326264.stm?ls
/Some of the security is through obscurity but it's also better by
design
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 09:35, Rob Beard r...@esdelle.co.uk wrote:
Dean Sas wrote:
Rik Boland wrote:
There is a programme named Jaws it runs under windows it will basically
read text from a scanner so it great for people that may be blind or
like me have episodic sight issue's that affect
Rik Boland wrote:
There is a programme named Jaws it runs under windows it will basically
read text from a scanner so it great for people that may be blind or
like me have episodic sight issue's that affect reading and typing.
So there should really be some thing out there can any one
Rob Beard wrote:
Gordon wrote:
I hate it! Apart from the fact that it won't synch properly with Google
calendar, even though it's supposed to
What's the correct procedure for completely removing Evolution from
Remix 9.04?
I vaguely remember reading something that Evolution is part
Ian Pascoe wrote:
Problem is that there is not one standard especially when you want to
start synch to mobiles etc.
There is the caldav and the related iCalendar format. The problem is the
lack of good implementations I think. This is how you can synchronise
mozilla sunbird and google calendar
Alan Pope wrote:
2009/7/27 Paul Sutton zl...@zleap.net:
Is there an equivelent of a calender / personal information manager (so
I can store what I am doing at a time / date and get reminders) for
gnome as I am usign ubuntu,
Evolution is preinstalled and does exactly this.
There's also the
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 04:23, Rowan
Berkeleyrowan.berke...@googlemail.com wrote:
However, the symbiosis
between the e-mail notifier and the Evolution client is still far from
perfect, I would say; an exorbitant number of clicks are required to get
from the appearance of an e-mail notification
Rowan Berkeley wrote:
(1) Logging in manually instead of automatically does not remove the
Evolution prompts to unlock the default keyring. This latter is located
at usr/bin/seahorse, and is really only for OpenPGP and SSH keyring
controls. I do not want to create keyrings, and I would like
alan c wrote:
After reading the horror stories about 'website hacked' and the like I
wanted to check my understanding about backing up.
I am aware of simple methods such as
Copying files directly presumably with say, filezilla , after logging
in as admin is what first come to mind.
But
Graham Smith wrote:
Is it still considered good practice to have a home partition, I have
seen it mentioned in the forums that its no longer required. But it
still seems to make sense to me.
I don't bother any more, but then most of my data is stored on a NAS.
When reinstalling Ubuntu there is
Tony Pursell wrote:
If the EU Competition Commission really had teeth they would make
MS offer all browsers from a 'Install a browser' link on the desktop.
A link that worked as you mentioned would probably be better be labelled
as Make the internet work. Is it a good idea to force the user
On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 04:29, Liam Proven lpro...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/5/12 Alan Pope a...@popey.com:
2009/5/12 Liam Proven lpro...@gmail.com:
The key thing is to keep your /home directory tree on a separate
partition. That makes re-installing much less painful and fiddly.
Not really. You
John Levin wrote:
Anyone got an invite and tried this out yet?
https://ubuntuone.com/
(Something I've been wanting for a while, a 'dotMac' equivalent, and I
hope there will be more features added to it.)
I have, my laptop tends to stay at home where it's in wifi distance of
my home server,
David M wrote:
Dean Sas wrote in gmane.linux.ubuntu.user.british
I think the idea is that it is confusing to have shutdown options from
the quit applet and in the System menu. That doesn't make sense to me
Hmm, I agree that does seem a pretty silly policy. I gather that kind of
thing
David M wrote:
I've just upgraded both of my boxes to 9.04, and it seems (so far) to
have gone reasonably smoothly, which is a great reassurance as a couple
(only a few, mind you) of the previous Ubuntu upgrades have been a
little hairy..
However, 9.04 has removed the Logout/Shutdown
Rob Beard wrote:
If it was me, I'd backup /home (this is why it's good idea to have /home
on a separate partition ;-) and reinstall. Your bookmarks etc should be
kept then.
You don't need /home on a separate partition to preserve it on
reinstall. See
On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 17:11, Barry Titterton
barry_titter...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Does anyone know of a LUG that meets on a regular basis near Derbyshire? I
have tried the LUG UK website but have not had any response. I would like to
meet some fellow users face-to-face to get some inspiration
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 22:06, red rik_bol...@btinternet.com wrote:
To follow on with a thought from Paul.
No 10 website has a place where you can put a petition up for the
government to read and others can sign it.
As the BBC is a publicly funded organization and it is answerable to the
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 05:23, Rowan rowan.berke...@googlemail.com wrote:
well - thank you for all your advice, gentlemen. I shall get back to you
as soon as I have digested and applied the apprpriate sections of this:
https://help.ubuntu.com/
I realise that it would be impractical to provide
Ian Pascoe wrote:
Before starting the process using the Live Ubuntu CD, is the installer
intelligent enough to see the existing partitions and use them, or will I
still have to define each one? Is it better to install direct from the CD,
or launch the Live CD and install from there?
I think
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 13:23, John jake...@sky.com wrote:
I got my little netbook, but I managed to find one in Curries instead,
slightly different specs, but the same as the one I mentioned. Acer Aspire.
If I install Ubuntu eee, via the stick, is it an easy install, and will it
install over
Dianne Reuby wrote:
Launchpad has more info:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-96/+bug/251107
Beta drivers are now available from the repos. See
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for how to enable them,
please report back your testing to the above
Chris Coulson wrote:
To enable Apport, edit /etc/default/apport and change enabled=0 to
enabled=1. Apport should then generate a crash report next time the
application crashes, which you will find in /var/crash.
I think you need to also start apport by running sudo
/etc/init.d/apport start
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 05:06, Ubuntu Wiki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Wiki user,
You have subscribed to a wiki page or wiki category on Ubuntu Wiki for
change notification.
The following page has been changed by PhilWyett:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/MeetingNotes/20071118Meeting
The
Johnathon Tinsley wrote:
Dean Sas wrote:
|
| Why are meeting archives for the ubuntu-uk team being deleted? It's
| hardly as if Canonical are crying out for the few kilobytes of disk
| space each takes up.
It wasn't really deleted ... the history was still there.
I've reverted
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 11:07, John Levin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
Back from cd distribution duties at Lug Radio.
Met someone who is interested in doing a Linux install fest in Derby.
Anyone on this list from there?
I'm about 30 minutes away (by junction 29), I can perhaps make
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi,
Here's a question for the group. If you install a clean Ubuntu system
for yourself (or perhaps someone else), what are the key things you add
to the system after, to get a works for me desktop?
Here's my list:-
Add the following repo(s):-
* gnome-do ppa
Install
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 10:51 PM, Ian Pascoe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have various periphials that get attached / detached , as you do, and was
trying to figure out whether the best way was to have them all connected
during the installation process so that any necessary drivers / packages are
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christopher chatfield wrote:
Where can I read up on the financial footing and political manifesto
of ubuntu?
Ubuntu is pretty much 100% financed by Canonical Ltd [0]. Which is a
private company owned by multi-millionaire Mark Shuttleworth (sabdfl).
Robin Hall wrote:
Hi
Many thanks for the reply.
This what I wrote in the command line:
sudo w3m -dump_source
http://www.linux-sound.info/alsa/scripts/alsa-info.sh /tmp/alsa-info.sh
chmod +x /tmp/alsa_info.sh/tmp/alsa_info.sh
In return I got pages of a great deal of stuff that
Passive PROFITS wrote:
Hi All,
Anyway. Having just fully set up my desktop (LAMP
installation of server running fine!), I've just
trashed it by misconfiguring x.org config. I perhaps
could have tried some neat boot CD to fix it, but
thought better, and have just started completely
Tony Arnold wrote:
Robin,
Robin Menneer wrote:
Wouldn't it be better for us thickies to wait until we are offered
an automatic update in the usual way ?
I'm not sure you will be offered an update to Feisty from Edgy. You have
to do something specific to go from one release to
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TheVeech wrote:
On Fri, 2007-04-13 at 01:07 +0100, Alan Pope wrote:
On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 03:02:48PM +0100, Rob Stent wrote:
If you have any comments or suggestions about the site I'd love to hear
them. I do occasionally check this list but if
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David M wrote:
Hi Nik,
Nik Butler wrote in gmane.linux.ubuntu.user.british
So who are the team ? Well theres no real definitive answer on that
one. We dont actually have a leader but we do have a number of people
whom you could consider a
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David M wrote:
Alan Pope wrote in gmane.linux.ubuntu.user.british
[decision-making on IRC versus list]
Instead? I don't think so. Of the top 30 posters to the list (as in the
url I linked to above) I recognise many of the names from the irc
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Jim Kissel wrote:
Alan Pope wrote:
On Wed, Apr 11, 2007 at 09:57:36AM +0100, Jim Kissel wrote:
So do I, but some people at the local LUG have taken exception to it.
Heh. Linux User Groups are a great melting pot of opinions. They're great
for
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Paul Tansom wrote:
OK, this isn't strictly on topic for a Ubuntu forum, but since there has
been a good discussion related I thought I might get some good answers
here. It will probably be considered an odd request given my last post
relating to
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Robin Menneer wrote:
On 3/23/07, Sean Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Personally, I'd keep Tux and drop the GNU. The GNU foundation are an
excellent organisation and have a very important part to play in
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Freddie Ruddick wrote:
On 19/03/07, Robin Menneer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tried to use the gconf.editor but got a 'comnand not fournd' response.
The command is gconf-editor, not gconf.editor. The easiest way to open
it is to go Applications
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alan c wrote:
After a so far unsuccessful effort to get samba file sharing between
two kubuntu machines, I have postponed the attempt. However, I notice
that I now have a new icon in the taskbar panel (Kubuntu) (next to the
Kontact Icon).
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Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
[1] Who's responsible for getting this out to the press anyway? is
there anyone, or is it up to the community?
I think Canonical have some kind of press officer type person, but aside
from that there's no reason
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Andrew Barber wrote:
It does bring up the question.. should we start a fora? I can theme
phpBB pretty well, I would not mind giving some time to starting one if
we thought it was worth while.
We've discussed this a lot previously, and decided that
London School of Puppetry wrote:
The report said that they have no record of the kind of bug it is- so
to save it then forward it to someone..but I saved it, then the
info disappeared leaving me in the dark. I have another one of these
from 16th January. I thought there might be someone
STONE COLD wrote:
hi,
i need some help. I accidentaly deleted some repositories and now im getting
this error message.. and a constant little red box on the top toolbar (
informing me of an error). here is the error message:
E: Type ‘/etc/apt/sources.list’ is not known on line 30 in
Dean Sas wrote:
STONE COLD wrote:
hi,
i need some help. I accidentaly deleted some repositories and now im getting
this error message.. and a constant little red box on the top toolbar (
informing me of an error). here is the error message:
E: Type ‘/etc/apt/sources.list’ is not known
Greg Dash wrote:
I really do question how effect these petitions are. Blair did after
all ignore the opinion of 1.7million people over Road pricing :(
I fully agree, They ignored the 2million people who walked around
London protesting over the Iraq war. What effect is a online petition
going
Hi All,
A few people have mentioned attending Guadec this year in Birmingham.
Following the example set by the lugradio wiki page I've wrote
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Guadec2007 so we can see which of us are
planning on going and plan what we want to do when we're there.
Thanks,
dsas
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Robin Menneer wrote:
On 2/22/07, Tony Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robin,
Robin Menneer wrote:
I'm not sure if this is a complete description, but items on the desk
top require a double click in a default Ubuntu set-up. Menus and stuff
on
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Robin Menneer wrote:
On 2/22/07, *Dean Sas* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once nautilus is in single click mode, the only double click items are
the open/save dialogues and the odd thing such as playing a selected
music track
Keith Harris wrote:
I've been trying to add other programs but when I try to use Adept it
tells me it is being used by another program and to close that program
down first. Can't find any other program being used. Can anyone help a
novice please
It could be the software updater (not sure
gbas wrote:
I am interested in using the Linux system, however after accessing your
site and spending some considerable time in going round in circles I am
emailing as a desperate last measure to try to finnd out how to get
thinge going after installing Ubuntu. I would like to know for
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paul mellors wrote:
Dean Sas wrote:
For anyone interested in GUADEC in Birmingham this summer here's the
latest meeting notes.
snip
If there's an ubuntu-uk stand or something similar, and i'm available
i'd love to help out :)
I'm not sure
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Dean Sas wrote:
For anyone interested in GUADEC in Birmingham this summer here's the
latest meeting notes.
Keynotes
* Invitations have been sent, and four have already accepted
The four key noters who have accepted so far are:
* Ari
Alan Pope wrote:
Could everyone have a little think and add to that list anything they would
like to talk about at the meeting?
Thanks for the reminder Popey, I've added a few things.
Could I just ask people to either a) turn up to the meeting theirselves
or b) Explain the agenda item in
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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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Dean Sas wrote:
London School of Puppetry wrote:
Sorry to change the subject- I have Ubuntu 6,10 installed. Open Office
crashes if I try to copy or cut and paste into an email. I have
re-installed Open Office, but it is still happening.
Does
London School of Puppetry wrote:
Robin
Thanks I will try-Can I ask someone something else- why does open Office
crash when I try to paste something out of it into an email? Sorry I am
so new to this and I appreciate all you with so much practical knowledge.
Caroline
Hi Caroline,
It's a
alan c wrote:
Robin Menneer wrote:
Surely in the 21st century we do not need an install person
You said you got someone else to install for you. Installs are about
as easy as I could imagine now. Insert cd, say yes take over hard
drive, ok, english ok, then have a few cups of tea. Knowing
://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/MeetingNotes/20070109Meeting
[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommunityCouncilAgenda
I also note that our very own Dean Sas is going for Ubuntu Membership so
it is of course our duty to pop in and support him at the Community
Council Agenda.
Thanks Popey. I'll be greatful
Alex Latchford wrote:
Is anyone else interested in getting a speaker on something like
Metacity's compositing features, the future of desktop-effects in Gnome?
I am not someone who is involved very heavily with Gnome, but I do plan
on attending QUADEC07 for at least a day. I think that this is
More words from our friends at gnome-uk, has anyone got any ideas for
people they would like to see as keynote speakers at GUADEC07?
Original Message
Subject: [guadec-list] Key Note Speakers
Hi all,
Just a quick reminder to say we had hoped to get a list of possible key
Gargoyle wrote:
On 14 Dec 2006, at 20:33, Pat wrote:
On 14/12/06, alan c [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Non-GPL Linux Kernel Modules Banned Starting January 2008
...
I note Linus' response which I find a bit reassuring, but I do hope
the more 'common' end of common sense can prevail,
I don't know if we have any Brummies around, but if so can anyone give a
hand to a small guide to Birmingham for GUADEC?
Thanks,
Dean
Original Message
Subject: GUADEC is looking for help from Brummies
From: Bastien Nocera [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 12
Andy Ferguson wrote:
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 19:05 +, Dean Sas wrote:
I don't know if we have any Brummies around, but if so can anyone give a
hand to a small guide to Birmingham for GUADEC?
Not a problem.
I'll have a look, and will also forward this mail on to the Birmingham
LUG
Andrew Gee wrote:
My MP says that he is making enquiries of the House of Commons' Library
about the points I raised and he has also made specific
representations to the Minister responsible because there are now so
many EDMs that the Government pays not the slightest attention to them
He
Philip Wyett wrote:
Something that could be OK for discussuion is government certification
programmes.
One specifically is Certified Open:
http://www.opensourceacademy.gov.uk/solutions/products_and_services/co/certified-openTM
Hmm,
I've just looked at this, it seems it costs
alan c wrote:
This weeks agenda is here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/MeetingNotes/20061127Meeting
All are welcome to participate.
Dean
(I am away then I think)
The meeting was on Monday. Am I just getting these emails late?
A special plea:
With postings such as yours, which
Damien Owen wrote:
Hi Damien,
What is it you want help with?
Dean
--
ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
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Hi All,
We've got a meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 2130 in #ubuntu-uk, though
we have nothing recorded to discuss, that doesn't mean people don't have
things to discuss, it just means we don't know if people have things
that they want to discuss,
Cool, it's always nice to see people putting effort into the political
process.
I mailed Natascha Engels (North East Derbyshire) the other night. I've
also added this news to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Education.
Dean
--
ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
Hi all,
Some of you may have seen this circulating on various LUG lists already.
This particular version is from Iain Roberts from the Open Source
Consortium, via Dave Neary on the gnome-uk list.
dsas
John Pugh MP has tabled an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons
entitled Software in
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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
Caroline Ford wrote:
On Fri, 2006-11-17 at 22:04 +, Dean Sas wrote:
Nik Butler wrote:
Okay So , A little late but not out of time here is the link to the
little Charity drive I suggested at Linux World Expo .
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/CharityWork/ChildrenInNeedTShirt
I wonder
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-united-kingdom
Perhaps these two teams could be merged?
Hi Paul
I created that team before i realised there was an ubuntu-uk, let me
know what people want done with it.
Assuming that there's people in
Andy wrote:
On 04/11/06, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to this,
[netiquette stuff snipped]
You could have phrased that a little nicer, please is a nice word.
Immediately greeting new users in such a way is one of the reasons
mailing lists are seen as off putting and elitist. It's not
Nicholas Butler wrote:
or we could use that grin um how do we use that ?
Maybe only LP team admins can do that - Michael Wood (x3n) is listed as
ours at the moment. We need a list of nominees first though.
Actually it leads to the interesting question of how many members are on
Nicholas Butler wrote:
Pete Ryland wrote:
Currently, Nik Butler is doing a fantastic job as our interim leader.
However, in the spirit of democracy, it has been suggested that this
should be confirmed (or denied) by a vote.
Might I suggest a deadline of tomorrow evening, Sunday the
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Alan Pope wrote:
Having a vote proposed with little or no notice and no thought for procedure
is as good as no
vote at all.
I do support Nik in his current role but do not feel that this is an
adequate way to vote.
I suggest we leave
alan c wrote:
Dean Sas wrote:
alan c wrote:
William Anderson wrote:
Jono Bacon wrote:
On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 15:44 +, Paul Sladen wrote:
On Wed, 1 Nov 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Paul,
The Nottingham Lug is having a LAN party / install fest in november
Does anyone know
Dominic Forrest wrote:
I've no problem with Nik leading the group, however perhaps there should
be a more formal voting system so we don't actually leave anyone out?
[dont know what or how]
Now if we have forums we could set up a vote ;-)
We already have that facility anyway -
Nik Butler wrote:
6. someone write it up ( baggsy ! ) and someone posts a small fridge
article ( Mr Sladen , can anyone post to the fridge ? )
Anyone can write things, but only the editors [0] can post them. To get
your story considered you can email it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dean
[0]
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Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
Reply to Alan C here expanding on what Nik has already said...
On 30/10/06, Nik Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since im an experienced user i never documented the process and now that
I type it I find i make very many
Albert Vilella wrote:
I managed to install it on my old laptop. It runs mostly fine,
although right now the firefox bon echo and the flash plugin don't
come along very well: the later shuts down the former... even cleanly
as no bug report is triggered.
Does anybody know how to create a
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Howard A N Perrin wrote:
On Sun, 2006-05-07 at 13:30 +0100, Baza wrote:
is there a way of upgrading Evolution to 2.6 on Breezy?
Don't! it's rubbish and full of bugs. It's made me move to Thunderbird.
What's wrong with it? Importantly for me:
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Adrian McMenamin wrote:
For the benefit of those who helped on irc last night, I eventually got
Squirrelmail to work - though with substantial difficulties.
If anybody here (or reading the archive) has had problems with
Squirrelmail on Ubuntu
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Anthony Vickers wrote:
Not to be left out, here's my introduction. I'm originally from
Chesterfield, Derbyshire, where, I see, Andy Ferguson aka dsas lives. I
now live in Port Talbot, South Wales though.
That'd be Dean Sas aka dsas ;)
dsas
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Andy Ferguson wrote:
On Tue, 2006-05-02 at 16:06 +0100, Matthew East wrote:
Introducing ourselves is a nice idea.
Yes it is.
I live in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, though I'll be moving to Stafford
for the term time in 6 months. I'm a student at
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Pete Ryland wrote:
On Sat, Apr 01, 2006 at 05:42:31 +0100, Grant wrote:
Just wanted to see if there was a meeting point/ site for the ubuntu
teams. Are you planning any sorts of issues etc.
But otherwise I think this list is it! And it's
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Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
Does anyone know whether the deep integration of Evolution in Breezy has
been modified in Dapper?
I'm not over keen on Evolution, but certainly in Breezy there's no way
to set another client in the right-click send-to
Keith Bowerman wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Paul Sladen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
find the password hash in '/etc/shadow' and delete it
Thanks Paul and Ralph,
Most of what you advise is somewhat over my head. However, I can access
Ubuntu from Xandros but, although I can open
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